Susannah Sayler and Edward Morris work with photography, video, writing, and installation to explore changing notions of nature, culture, and ecology. Their place-based work often involves historical research. They have received fellowships including the Guggenheim Fellowship (2023), New York Artist Fellowship (2016), Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship (2014), and the Loeb Fellowship at Harvard Graduate School of Design (2008). Their work has been exhibited widely in the U.S. and internationally at venues such as the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, Kunsthal Rotterdam, and the Belvedere Museum, among others. Sayler teaches in the Film and Media Arts Department at Syracuse University, and Morris is Executive Director of Marble House Project. Their archives are held by the Nevada Museum of Art / Reno, Center for Art and Environment. They co-founded The Canary Project in 2006, producing visual media on climate change, and Toolshed in 2020, a platform connecting ecological thought and action.