These Photographs are anchors. When the world feels distant, textures bring me back. this series is a method of survival.

a way to remind myself that I was there — that i still am

Grounding methods

Close-up of rippled sand on a beach, captured in black and white.

a poetic visual exploration of time, scale, and insignificance, showcasing dramatic landscapes around the u.s. thousands of years encrypted into the rock’s textures. Each color is a glimpse of a gone era.

we are not separate from the natural world, we have just forgotten how to see it.

Transcendence of nature / a forgotten home

View of Grand Canyon seen through a rock arch, with layered canyon walls and distant blue mountains under a clear sky.

What we overlook still shapes the world. a quiet study of presence and perception, using the great laurel as a symbol for all the unseen forces around us.

in honor of all the essential things we often pass by

The invisible essential - the great laurel

Dense green tree with sunlight reflecting off the leaves.
A woman poses with elaborate Día de los Muertos-inspired makeup with rhinestones and black and white face paint, wearing a floral headpiece with orange, purple, and pink flowers, and accessorized with pearls, jewelry, and a black dress with pearl embellishments, set against a dark background with leafy accents.

Human as canvas

The body becomes the message, fabric, skin and gesture fuse into living symbols of identity. portraits that reclaim fashion as a language

raw, intentional and unfiltered

A glass sphere on a textured surface with glowing blue light trails in a dark background.

Explorations

millions of stories never told