Low Tide

Hansville, Washington, USA | September 2017 Water cutting through sand. Impermanence.

Mood

Mood Series 2017 Each piece 10″ x 10″ Black and white photograph Digital print metallic gloss

People

In This Corner

Detail of murals/frescos by David Siqueiros at the National Palace in Mexico City, Mexico. They were so large, beautiful, and engaging. I found myself in the corners of a few rooms where the stories spilled into one another.

Three Sisters

Still waiting for the words to show up for these, but I really like these images. They evoke a few things for me: feminine, obscurity, and grace. There is more to this than just this. For now, I’ll let the images sit here.

Fishermen’s Terminal Abstracts

Winters can be a quiet time with too much time to reflect. One can get stuck in their head, leading to a spiral of sometimes boring, unhelpful, and unproductive thoughts. I drove out to the Fishermen’s Terminal in Magnolia (Seattle, WA). I found some delightful lights and shapes.

Bedsheet Desert

Walking into my bedroom one early afternoon, I found the ripples in my unkept bed catching the diffused light coming from our sheer window curtains.

Being, Human

Winter has become a time for self reflection. There’s been so much reflection that I have felt my insides crumple and squeeze at my core. What is in my head? What is in my heart? Why do I hurt? Why do I worry? When will I move again? In Being, Human, I explored reflection literally. […]

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