Bio

I am a photographer and filmmaker from Kansas City, Missouri, working primarily with traditional B/W analog processes. I received a BA in African American Studies and Visual Arts from Princeton University. My work is often inspired by my family’s histories across the Carolinas, Missouri, and New York, as well as his ever-evolving sense of found family in these regions. As I photograph landscapes and people, I ultimately seek to create a diasporic archive of my heritage that honors complexity, intimacy, and ongoingness.

In addition to my personal practice, I am interested in contributing to efforts that expand access to photography, such as co-founding IMAG(in)E, a free film photography program for high schoolers in the Bronx.