Susurration

Muir Woods Arch, 2025, Archival inkjet print

Sibley Serpent, 2025, Archival inkjet print

Carter’s Pomegranate Tree, 2025, Mounted slide film

Cross Arborglyph, 2025, Van Dyke Brown print

Hornbeam Branches, 2025, Archival inkjet print

Root, 2025, Van Dyke Brown and Solarfast print

London Plane Bark Peel, 2025, Archival inkjet print

Myrrha, 2025, Van Dyke Brown and Solarfast print

Muir Woods Orb, 2025, Archival inkjet print

Told her I love her, 2024, Collected index card

H Arborglyph, 2025, Archival inkjet print

H Skin Imprint, 2025, Archival inkjet print

We thought it made the tree cry, 2024, Collected index card

Susurration Thesis Exhibit Installation, 2025

Susurration is the word for the sound of the wind moving through the trees.

Page photographs in forests using a medium format TLR camera. She has always loved climbing trees to find sanctuary in their branches. Through overlapping frames in-camera, she explores the complicated associations between women and trees, such as in myths of creation and transformation. As part of her practice, Page collects stories on index cards from visitors to her favorite trees. She finds satisfaction in the hands-on processes of darkroom processing, antique printmaking, and creating handbound books. Her work insists that we are not separate from, but a reciprocally responsible part of nature.