For more than 40 years, Caryl Henry Alexander's work has harnessed the power of creative collaboration with multi-generational, multicultural, and interfaith communities to conceive, design, and implement community art projects in diverse public settings around the globe.In the studio, Caryl's work includes painting, printmaking, papermaking, textiles, installations, and sculpture. Her media are both traditional and experimental; often incorporating recycled or found objects, and natural plant materials.Out in community, she combines her roles of visual artist, teaching artist, curator, researcher, lecturer, writer, and social activist to support communities in clarifying their common goals and, together, turning their ideas into action. Her long-term focus is on culture, environment, and nature. She has exhibited throughout the US and abroad. Her media are both traditional and experimental; often incorporating recycled or found objects, and natural plant materials.This journey is the purpose, connections with creative beings, Human, plants, the elements that make our world so very interesting. Sharing stories verbal, visual, musical, dance by any and all means necessary.