Anna Davidson

Davidson works and teaches at the interface of art and science. With an MFA in visual art and a PhD in plant ecophysiology from UC Davis, her experiences in the arts and natural sciences coalesce into an interdisciplinary research-based artistic practice grounded in the ecological arts. Her expeditionary field-based artwork investigates topics in climate change, land and ocean use, and ecological memory. She currently teaches Environmental Art at Cornell University. Davidson has exhibited internationally and has participated in residencies including the Arctic Circle, Djerassi, Tropical Lab-Singapore, and was an Artist at Sea at the Lost City hydrothermal vent system.