In contrast to more traditional photography, which visual details become important in identification of a subject, Grace uses the lens as a tool to discover composition and abstract her subject. The subject is framed through the lens and altered by experimenting with depth of field, shutter speed, and focus to capture a new sense of perception. Transforming how we experience nature around us.

The work extends beyond photography when Grace transfers the images from photo to paper using powder pigments. After exploring various mediums and techniques, she found how to achieve the unfocused effects accomplished in photography. Through this process the work becomes more intimate and the textural nature of the materials encourage a tactile awareness. Using many layers of powder built upon the surface, the delicate process of translating the imagery to paper prompts thoughtful care. The aesthetic quality of the paper and powder pigment allow for a more intricate surface, and the tone of the paper becomes an illumines element.