Tracy Grubbs’ paintings, drawings and sculptures explore themes of interconnection and impermanence, often focusing on the liminal space between self and other. Drawn to the provisional yet functional architecture of natural structures like bird nests and bee hives, as well as forms made by human hands, her show at Dream Farm Commons sits at the intersection of human and non-human modes of thinking and making. Using references from art history, natural history and anthropology, the work meditates on the interconnected relationship between human and non-human species and our capacity to build embedded rather than isolated futures.