This series explores Central Park as a psychosocial space where nature and human connection intersect. The work examines the park as a democratic environment that offers escape, fosters reflection, and shapes collective and individual identities. The series delves into themes of escapism, cultural identity, and the relationship between nature and society, portraying the park as a psychological landscape that influences both personal and communal well-being.
1. Central Park-focused studies
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American Backyard: Photographs in Central Park
More than a decade-long photographic study of Central Park as New York’s shared backyard—a public landscape shaped by leisure, labor, intimacy, ritual and performance.