I don’t create metaphors.
I notice the ones that are already there.
I’m a multidisciplinary artist working through photography, video, poetry, and visual art — and, not incidentally, a skater.
Everything I make starts from the same place: the body, before the words and visuals catch up.
00:00:03 — SELECTED WORK
Stage photography →
Portraiture →
Video →
00:00:11 — STATEMENTI understand the world through physicality. A shutter drag, a shaky penned line, a carve on a board against gravity, a vibrato. It’s the way a body meets a space, a concept, an edge of control. I’m interested in the experience, not the object. What gets made matters less than what happened while making it. The meaning is embedded in the gesture, not the export.
Because I’m a lyrical person (and know what it feels like to be at a loss for words), I pay attention to how emotion moves through the body. Movements quietly surface meaning that we are sometimes not able to get to with words alone. That’s why I love skating so much.
00:00:33 — RIGHT NOWWhat I want most right now is to be behind the camera
on photoshoots and short films.
I want to collaborate with directors, performers, and athletes who think with their bodies the way I do. I’m drawn to people who are curious and process-driven — who like to think with their bodies and stay open to what emerges. Dancers, filmmakers, designers, musicians, skaters, or anyone making something through attention.