A Note on Method
Photography is neither an act of extraction nor an exercise in illustrating a preconceived thesis. It is a handshake with the unconscious—a reflexive, pre-rational agreement made long before the intellect or ego can step in to name what is happening.
Local, Little, and Unvarnished
Publishing quiet work feels like whispering in a crowded room. It makes you wonder if anyone needs another photo of an ordinary building, another page of prose, or another zine about West Texas dirt.
Work
I’m a tough sell to package into a standard artist format. For one, it’s photography; for two, the blog is too chatty. Honestly, sometimes I don’t even think of my work as art. It’s some weird hybrid thing—a mishmash of a wannabe photojournalist who dabbled in art, living way out in West Texas, and not even the artsy parts of it.
Artist Statement: The Sandbox and the Worn Boots
Photography is not an argument, and it is not an answer. It is a sandbox—a place to play, experiment, think, grow, and learn.