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This piece was inspired by my love for the show "The Midnight Gospel".

In American Angus Behavior, I sought to demonstrate the personality that livestock hold. I wanted to showcase how cows interact with each other, and the romanticization of owning livestock. This image was a part of a series of images that focused on…

This image was taken on, A Journey to Ecuador: University of Kansas and University of Vermont. This special photo captures the spirit of the 2024 spring break student-led trip where I led a multi-disciplinary group of students to Los Arboleros Farm…

There once lived a being who, in the desperate and unsuccessful search of light outside, found itself taking its final breaths, tired and fragile, withered and frail. While walking it's final steps down in the darkness into the dead-end path, with…

In response, I shot these photos on Samsung SCH-S380C, a thirteen year old low-end cell phone. This type of technology is plentiful (most people have something similar lying around), and often ends up as e-waste, as obsolescence has made them…

This piece is a response to the continued popularity of film movements such as lomography, which prioritize the particular quirks of lower budget film cameras in order to achieve lo-fi, experimental, and/or unexpected results. Often, these…

The lone survivor of a wintered world. Unicorns are symbols of healing and often depicted as undying. One can imagine the silent winters get lonely.

It hurts to panic, it feels as though your chest is pulling you apart, distorting and contorting you in a way no one can visibly see. This is a piece attempting to visualize the invisible abstraction of a panicked individual, and how somehow nothing…

Many ancient and historical masks were made to honor deities and concepts, this is a mask created to honor the silent importance of rot. Often condemned for what it takes, it is hardly given credit for what it gives. Without rot, nothing can be new.…

This piece highlights the spectacle of absurdity in a world on fire. Despite the obvious turmoil of the fire, the focus of the image is on the strange words of "Hootch Rat." This is a reference to the artist's grandfathers retelling of his service…