Joshua (they/he) is an uninvited settler-occupier on the shared and stolen lands of the Squamish, Musqueam, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. Born on Treaty 2 Territory, he is of mixed white ancestry of English, Scottish, and Métis. They are a community-engaged eco-artist interested in changed and changing ecologies,  whose work resides at the intersection of “environment” and creative outputs.

Joshua has a professional background in environmental field work, programming development, and commercial artwork. Blending these fields of study, he works between story and the materiality of invasive plants, seeking to invoke inquiry into presumed relationships held to urban environments.

He has been recognized in publications such as The National Observer for his ongoing environmental outreach projects, with work exhibited both nationally and internationally, including in New York, Vancouver, Ottawa, and Innsbruck.