A gross misunderstanding
of what it means to be
a fly on the wall.
My work focuses on perceptions of and relationships to place. Using traditional and digital photographic methods and sound compositions, I explore the landscape I live in and move through to explore ideas of place. I employ poetic and spiritual themes with analytical and systematic methods, often photographing the world in front of me as-is, and occasionally with collaboration with others and the land. My work involves an attention to moments in space and how it relates to time and ourselves. I look toward in-between moments photographing a scene quietly to put my first-person view into a second-person perspective to ask the viewer how they relate to place as a concept, how spirituality or poetic narrative can shift their view.