-
Spanning from Athens to Turkey, the summer of 22’
It was the first time I picked up a camera and dedicated myself to actively practicing. The start of my journey, as seen exclusively through a cheaply bought and beat 35mm Nikon FG.. The language of my work continues as it was precedented here: 6,000 miles from home, I found my voice.
-
It’s always been home.
-
Hurricane Helene, a historically unprecedented storm, tore through Western North Carolina leaving thousands destitute. Dedicated to those pulled from mud and the names that remain unknown.
-
Stand up, speak out.
Resources:
-
On places abandoned, Monuments, is a series that assesses what’s left, far after their stories are seemingly told. My early life, and subsequent passion for everything outdoors, was headlined by an aphorism plastered on the entrance of every park, eco-conscious commercial, and like-wise company: “Leave No Trace.” The absolution of presence while active in a place has always sat ill with me. The idea that we can be so easily forgotten as quickly as we arrived is only errant. To be conscious of presence, in its most immediate meaning, is all we can ask from one another; aware of more than just what we leave. A collection of images made in high-contrast infrared or black-and-white processes; documents of presence both current and past. To those looking to leave a mark on the world, do not fret, your every step is felt.
-
The Urban-Working Man has long been a defined line: this body of work is dedicated to those tied down, in their success and struggle, while critiquing the impliments of power which keep them urbanized.