Discovery Without Expectation
At the turn of each calendar, I reflect on my work from the year prior, often through a lens of critique beneath the guise of ambition. In January, however, inspired by a longing to photograph more freely, where curiosity meets observation, I chose a fresh mantra that would serve as my guiding compass: discovery without expectation.
This spring, as I prepared to embark on a voyage across the Atlantic, touching down on the African continent for the first time, I felt liberated by these words.
With newfound creative freedom to explore the world – beneath the vast starscape in the oldest desert on earth – I realized this novel perspective through which I perceived the world was simply the rediscovery of why I fell in love with the art and expression of documenting connection between people and places.
Work for Desert Quiver Camp in Sossusvlei, Namibia.
Journal
How Freely They Flew
Since the earthquake in 2010, Haitians began migrating to Chile and Brazil in search of employment. But with the onset of the pandemic in March 2020, it became increasingly...
Fractured Identity, Fragmented Memory
For 15 years, I traveled back and forth to Haiti. Between 2013 and 2017, I lived and worked on the ground full-time. In many ways, it became home; more than home, really. It...
Finding Stillness in Transience
Everything feels uncertain and yet certain all at once. Each morning, I raise the blinds halfway. The sun casts shadows through my living room windows. Suddenly, the...
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