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Raised in a family of storytellers, I have accrued a personal  account for almost every topic, and I love to share them. I am a storyteller, armed with a camera and a pen, a photographer and journalist with experience in a variety of creative mediums, with ambitions of interdisciplinary design. As an artist, I am invested in collaboration, alternative processes, timeless street photography and portraits of candor. With seven concussions to date, and epilepsy since age four, memory is a vital tenet of each project. Someday, the only way I’ll have access to certain parts of my life will be through the photos I have taken, the words I have written and the work I have created. Each step I take as an artist and as a person carries the lurking threat of being lost in the damage to my brain, so in a very literal sense, my art is my diary, the chronicle of my life.

My intention is to create beautiful photographs that evoke a sense of connection, both with the subject matter and with the motional story captured in my frame. I hope to give honor to those overlooked and an honest eye to that which is wrong. I want the audience to experience something unique and lasting when they see my work, stories that strike people with an unguarded candor that resonates and lingers, drawing the viewer in for closer inspection. There are so many differences being highlighted every day, we forget just how similar we really are, and building a sense of community through my work is the impact for which I strive.