Read, Watch, Listen
Photojournalism is work and it is livelihood. It is craft and it is documentation. It is a way to be in the world and to share the world.
The ground perpetually shifts beneath us.
A rift opened between our modern understanding of these works of art and the political forces and transoceanic networks that made their creation possible.
Amid such complexity, urgency, even noise, what beauty may take root, right here and now?
As possessions pass from one generation to the next, personal values, social hierarchies, and belief systems do too.
Simple things that are a little strange.
Sitting atop a stack of empty crates, a taxidermy leopard reigns over a table and a shelf.
Human beingsā internal clocks and experiences are different: when itās morning for some, it might still be night for others.Ā
My affinity with architecture is thematic and goes into a genre that could be called pure fiction.
The power of art to complicate our most deeply seated assumptions about American history.
