Today, 80% of the fish in our ocean are endangered, exploited, or over-exploited. This is a probablem that needs to be adressed immeditally. Sustainable fishing is the only thing, short of not fishing at all, that could start to make a difference.

This pile represents bycatch that commercial fishing creates on a daily basis. The majority of bycatch is killed or injured in the process of being caught and returned to the ocean. This is a huge problem.

Only 25% of commercial fishing in the world is considered to use sustainable methods of fishing. The other 75% is what is ruining our reefs and our fish stocks.

This is a print of a giant fish. This is a protected fish that i found washed up dead on the beach. The fish washed up while I was diving so I knew it was some what fresh. I decided to print the the giant. I used water based non-toxic inks, and took every precaution to clean him when the print was done. After cleaning I returned the him to the ocean.

Worldwide there is 42 million tons of sea life caught by accident.

Not only fish are not reproducing fast enough, the reefs of the world are dying as well.

One of the feature walls from a recent solo show

The fish in the cooler were printed on linen and stuffed with recycled stuffing.

Pulling a gyotaku print of A halibut I got in in March 2014