On Materiality

In a world where most photographs exist only as disposable "content" for social media, I choose otherwise.

Every element of materiality is deliberate, and entirely my own.
I select, and sometimes make, the paper: chosen for how it feels in the hand, its texture, and how it renders colors.
I source and mix the inks and pigments, for depth and longevity.
I print each piece, drawing on processes from the most modern to the most traditional.
I carve every wooden frame by hand.

A photograph from me is a fine art object. One that occupies space, catches light, and endures.