Reflections on a Pool
A pool can be many things: a place of contemplation, a gathering place, a roadside attraction, or simply relief from the heat. These images explore the varied experiences that unfold around water, from quiet moments of observation to the colorful theater of vacation culture. Through reflections, shadows, and traces of human presence, familiar scenes are reduced to their essential forms while remaining open to interpretation.
Midwest Memories
Midwest Memory is a six‑part meditation on the way time reshapes what we think we remember. Each piece explores the shifting relationship between memory, space, and color — how landscapes blur, flatten, and reassemble themselves long after we’ve left them. This series isn’t about the Midwest as it was, but the Midwest as it continues to echo, evolve, and insist on being re‑seen.
Elsewhere
Sometimes I leave the desert. Not often, but it happens.
And when it does, I end up making things that don’t fit neatly into Joshua Trees, mountain horizons, or ancient‑artifact energy. These are the pieces from road trips, memory trips, emotional detours, and the occasional “how did I end up in the Midwest again” moment.
They’re too green, too nostalgic, too humid, too polite — basically everything the desert refuses to be.
So I gathered them here, in one tidy little category called Elsewhere, because “Not the Desert” felt a bit on the nose.​​​​
