I Slept Here.

This work was initially inspired by immense feelings of displacement. a collection of the homes that harbored me when I had nowhere else to go, it now represents hope, the thrills and trials of transience, and hospitality in Appalachia. This series was shot in black and white and printed using the cyanotype method.

House Num. 1744

Rm. 108BU

3

Apt. 3

Rm. 2118

Flat 444

Apt. 4

Rm. N107

House Num. 2520

Rm. 611TE

4BP 188

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Tuesday. Thursday.

This project is a culmination of woodworking sculpture and found objects. Together, they create a set of heads, metaphorical and literal cabinets, each representing opposite ends of the daily spectrum of emotion in regards to depression. "Thursday" is composed of disheveled shelves barely containing broken and rusty things that once held practical use. "Tuesday" is the same mind, yet in a much different mental place- orderly, more refined, lovely. The differences between these mental places are meant to showcase the desperation experienced by those with depression and the hope and healing that is possible for us as well.

To the Bastard Who Stole My Bike

You may as well have the rest of it.

West Union West Virginia

Project BodyLove

Finding Photograms

This is a deadpan series shot with a 4x5 camera and developed using darkroom techniques. The nude models stare down the camera in otherworldly settings as if saying, "I'm naked. So what?"

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