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Based in the Midwest. My practice explores the intersections of art, activism, and documentation of social and political movements into tangible, evocative stills.

My camera travels with me to protests, union strikes, queer spaces, nightlife. The mundane. Imagery I gather is far from a static record but dynamic phantasia to spark dialogue and solidarity. Through my work, I aim to challenge viewers to confront the weight of past and present, while imploring possibilities of future change.

At its core, my practice is about fostering connections— fragility and resilience, documentation and transformation, preservation and subversion. I believe art can function as both a record and a catalyst, inviting us to reflect on the interconnectedness of struggles and the ongoing pursuit of justice. An artwork I find very impactful doing just that is the film Roger & Me (1989) by Michael Moore. Moore tapes the destruction left in the wake of industrial abandon. A film reguiling at corruption’s rot and humanity’s cry that haunts me because of my own proximity to it’s setting. It has certainly shaped my frame of the world through my camera.

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