Stacy Levy works with rain, urban tides, watersheds and microorganisms, using a blended language of science and art to tell the ecological story of a site. Some of her works highlight the unseen life forms inhabiting local water such as diatoms, while other projects create a home for the rain on the site. Levy works at many scales from puddles to watersheds.

Levy works closely with engineers, landscape architects, ecologists, hydrologists, and biologists to create treatment solutions for water pollution, places for infiltrating and celebrating stormwater runoff, and habitat creation for birds and insects.

Co-sponsored by ENST and Earth and Environmental Geosciences