Selected Works 


      P007 → Portals Photography Exhibition


      Airport graphical photography as an exploration of liminal spaces.


      BER. 2/24

      ‘A permanent state of transition is mans’ most noble condition.’ -Juan Ramón Jiménez


      MIA. 11/23

      A work in progress. A film photography book. A moment to reconsider details of the places between destinations. 

      35mm medium format anolouge photos of airports around the world, taken on my Mamiya RZ67, 65mm, Porta 400. 

      MEX. 2/24


      PHX. 2/24

      The airport marks a transition. 

      Following the sudden accidental passing of my travel buddy and best friend Sam, I felt suddenly alone. 
      Our love language was travel and we spent a good decade navigating airports together, getting lost, sleeping on airport floors.

      Sam taught me to love airports; to reconsider them not just as a liminal space, but as a true part of the adventure itself. Though often seen as a means to an end, Sam knew that airports were part of the journey, the magical portals to another world.

      They’ve been the living room to my grief, as I mourn while I am on flights nearly every week.  
      Yet there is something so healing about the ability to connect with the pulse of humanity in these airports. They’re a giant vascular system, reminding you of the scale of the modern world. 

      And we feel a brush with all the lives we leave behind, and the mystery we will never know.