I received a diploma in photography after high school, as I was transitioning into adulthood. I have used photography to explore the world within and around me ever since. My external environment infiltrates my photographs through my use of found objects and found images, betraying a range of influences from pre-historic art to the photographs of William Eggleston. My mental landscape unravels on to my photographs through digital post-processing. The results of my creative projects are sometimes political, at times they offer social commentary, and at other times they can be introspective examinations of the human condition. I choose bodies to photograph based on the ideas that I explore, so they might be of any gender, color, size or age. These explorations have taken the form of still and moving digital images, miniature metal prints to high-resolution, life-size canvases, and three-dimensional origami objects folded from digital prints.
I bring the creative and technical expertise gained from my artistic experimentation with me when working to shoot portfolios, boudoir photo sets and other professional work.