1. Wading
Hard cover, 180 pages
A photo series that took shape from the bookends of my parents’ lives and the discovery of my father’s multi-decade archive of negatives. I sequenced these photographs to understand them better and construct a portrait in absence of firsthand stories.
By pairing them with my own work, I aim to showcase how a home can change both physically and emotionally, and to animate the stagnant feeling when one partner passes before the other. This project ended as abruptly as it began, but it served as an exercise in patience and the acceptance of loss.
2. Hard Saying
Not Knowing
Hard cover, 100 pages
Photographs taken over a three year period with the goal of creating a photo essay that embraces the New England phrase, “hard saying not knowing.” The project highlights liminal scenes in Vermont that leave the viewer with more questions than answers. Copies are available for purchase here.
3. Flavor Powder
- Soft cover, 196 pages
A body of work made during the COVID-19 lockdown observing neighborhood landscapes and commercial grounds that would otherwise have limited access. My process took place at daily intervals between sunset and blue hour, establishing a visual harmony informed by specific timing and light.