Miyagawacho in Passing
A close street study of maiko, geiko and everyday movement through Miyagawacho, one of Kyoto’s working hanamachi districts.
Visual Studies
Sustained visual investigations grouped around a theme, place, idea or motif.
Featured Studies
Pride in Washington Square Park
The intersection of celebration and activism, exploring how expressions of identity transform within increasingly liberal and commercialized spaces.
Pairs: Repetition and Différance
A photographic sequence exploring how repetition, relation and différance produce meaning between images.
Body & Gesture
Touch, posture, grooming and the ways bodies communicate in public space.
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Earworm
Exploring intimacy through ear-touching and whispering.
Nailshop
Fingernails as sites of evolution, culture, and public ritual.
Hair
Hair explored as a site where personal identity intersects with public space.
Oral Intervention
Fleeting, intimate gestures of touching mouths in public spaces.
Myth, Symbol & Persona
Archetype, belief, masks and performed identity in public life.
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The Lover
Love, desire, romance, and vulnerability flowing through the city.
Act Your Age
When age stops looking the way we expect, the photograph catches us deciding what the difference means.
Believe Me
A photographic study of certainty as public performance, where faith, fraud and persuasion compete for another person’s attention.
Pattern & Perception
Repetition, doubling, symmetry and visual coincidence in the street.
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Subframe Street
Layered boundaries forming a visual exploration of how we perceive and interpret space.
Surface Syntax
Exploring how shifts in texture shape the way we experience the city.
Synchronicity
Visual elements converging to reveal the ordered chaos of city life.
Place
Cities, neighborhoods and public spaces as the subject.
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Times Square: Dreams and Desperation
A long-term street study of Times Square as an American dream factory, where global spectacle collides with labor, historical erasure and street-level desperation.
Tokyo After Dark
Tokyo night photography exploring intimacy, labor, performance and anonymity across the city’s after-dark districts.
Public Ritual
Ceremony, celebration, costume and temporary collective formations.
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Fleet Week: A Maritime Tradition
How military service members navigate between institutional authority and personal freedom during their temporary immersion in New York City's civilian life.
J’Ouvert: Caribbean Identity and Culture in Brooklyn
Chronicling Brooklyn’s J’Ouvert festival as a site where cultural identity materializes through collective ritual.
Power & Spectacle
Authority, celebrity, media and the crowds that gather around them.
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Free Luigi Mangione
Luigi Mangione’s federal arraignment, capturing supporters, critics, costumes, protests, and media spectacle outside court as the high-profile case evolves toward trial.
Sean ‘P Diddy’ Combs Trial
An exploration of the modern media circus surrounding celebrity trials, where live streamers and influencers jostled alongside legacy news.
Signs, Gaze & Simulation
Advertising, screens, surveillance and the images that look back.
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Psychic City
The eye as a conduit between perception and the city.
Red Signified
This work interrogates red as urban semiotics’ most visceral signifier—a color that straddles raw perception and coded meaning.
Nature & Control
Cultivated nature and the management of living things in built environments.
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Floral Footpath
Flowers as cultural messengers and moving gestures through the city.
Planted Matter
Metropolitan life through everyday acts of botanical transportation and care.
Time, Memory & Absence
Duration, erosion, disappearance and what remains visible of the past.
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Hauntology
Hauntology explores unrealized futures, capturing how crumbling utopias and suppressed possibilities manifest in human presence and eroded environments.
Memorials & Commemoration
Memorial sites, anniversaries and the rituals that make loss public.
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9/11 Memorial
A photographic study of how private grief is organized into public memory through ceremony, architecture and civic ritual.