I am an artist working across photography, writing, and moving image.
My practice centers on time, memory, and the quiet thresholds of human experience.
Many of my works unfold across years—early film and recent digital images echoing through layered structures of translation, landscape, and personal history.
Whether documenting a seismic event, tracing seasonal life with my daughter, or revisiting long-held negatives, I use the camera as a way to listen: to the world, to the past, and to the fragile intervals between them.
I see art as a sustained form of attention—slow, honest, and alive.
My work moves between image and text, always returning to the question of how life is held and remembered.