Her work reflects her quest to capture the essence of untamed spaces, creating visual narratives that depict a world less impacted by human interference, where animals and natural forms reclaim their space. These pieces explore a post-human perspective, where landscapes and wildlife are liberated from the constructs of human dominance, 

inviting viewers to consider themes 

of coexistence and respect for the natural world.

Through layered textures and thoughtful compositions, Wahlers redefines the traditional landscape, creating art that is not just visually compelling but conceptually rich. Her work challenges viewers to reconsider the spaces they occupy and invites a vision of wilderness that is enduring, independent, and interconnected. Wahlers brings this same ethos to her teaching, where she encourages students to think critically about their relationship with the world and express themselves freely within it. 

Her reframed spaces are not merely artistic representations but are meant to inspire a shift in how we relate to our environments and the wild spaces still left to be cherished.