Dave Hebb is a time-based artist using photography, video and installation to explore the relationships between self, environment and technology by examining industrial artifacts within natural settings over long spans of time.  He has lived, worked and taught throughout the U.S. and Iceland; where he visited as a Fulbright Fellow in 1997.  His work has been exhibited throughout the Catskill and Hudson Valley regions of New York State, as well as across the U.S. and internationally in Iceland and Russia.  Recent notable accomplishments include an outdoor public screening of the video “Monitor” at the Ann Arbor Film Festival and being a selected artist for the NYFA MARK 10 professional development program for artists.  Currently he lives with his wife and family deep in the Catskills, in the small town of Phoenicia, where he continues to contemplate, document and respond to his surroundings.