Questioning constructed boundaries, hierarchies, and entrenched systems, my artistic research and creative practice explores the complexities and interconnections between humans, nonhumans, and technology as they relate to the environments we cross between and live within. Shifting cultural perspectives toward empathy and care for the environment and away from extractive and exploitative behaviors, requires deep investigation into places and ecosystems, examining them through multiple angles and perspectives. It requires a transdisciplinary and rhizomatic approach to art-making, through research, collaboration, process, medium, and education. Various materials and processes are used in making object-oriented reflected forms and experiential physical installation spaces to influence, attract, manipulate, and challenge the viewer. The lens, lighting, projection, and integrated technologies are used as a departure point to question interdependencies between humans, and nonhumans, and the systemic effects on the environment.