In its essence, ‘Huckleberry’ exemplifies the most vivid, private, and honest inner emotions exacerbated by isolation—as fickle and contradicting as they may be.
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‘Sweet Nothing' is a photo essay exploring vulnerability. It contemplates the truths that emerge out of true stillness in oneself. The liberating ones, and the suffocating ones. It’s a paradox balancing simultaneous bliss and melancholia.
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“My Dream” is a memoir picture book that reflects on how fantasy is used as a coping mechanism for grief. It is illustrated traditionally using India ink using my non-dominant hand for raw expression and liveliness that children have when they draw.
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“My photography project targets the human skin, its texture, scars, spots and other stories that show up on the human body.”
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A woman of warmth and strength, I was always drawn to her enduring curiosity about the world and the meaning of human experience.
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Even though anger, sadness and joy are already strong emotions it was important for us to show their subtleties. These emotions have levels and we wanted to address that as well.
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