My name is Cortney Wolfe. I am a listener, a sister, a designer, a gardener, and an (amateur) cook. I source my creativity from art, film, reading, weeding, seed-sowing, walking, and people-watching. I express it through the study and practice of landscape architecture and design with world-building and story-telling at the forefront. I recently graduated from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville with a master's degree in Landscape Architecture. I have a background in Public Horticulture and a deep curiosity for the relationship between humans and green nature. Central to my ethos is that well-crafted, thoughtful design is a fundamental right to all. I believe in the long-term curation of space, and with that, I prioritize the intricate relationship between landscape design and labor. I am driven by a vision of landscape architecture as a catalyst for change, challenging environmental and social norms across space, time, and scale.