::UPCOMING::
∞ EXHIBITION AT MASS GALLERY, AUSTIN, TX, APRIL 26
∞ EXHIBITION AT EASYSIDE, DALLAS, TX, APRIL 12
∞ PEWTER WORKSHOP AT ALL THE SUDDEN APRIL 27
∞ PUBLICATION CO-WRITTEN WITH EMMA PASK IN LIMN
∞ MAY ARTIST IN RESIDENCE AT BUNKER PROJECTS, PA



WORKS Blind (Catfish)
Four Floods and Drawing for a City Public
B.o.o.k.
Houston
Postcard
Dark Room
The Right the Side is On
Table

WRITINGS Place Versions 
On Holly Street
Suspicion is a Material
L.A.N.D.S.C.A.P.E.
Showing Work
The Point

COMMUNITY ORGANIZING All the Sudden
The Year-Long No-Homework Book Club

CURATORIAL Lake Sky Glow Thunder Air Water Mountain and Ground
Transmission
A Pit Fire with Partial Shade
Photorealism

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Dark Room2025
darkroom photogram series

Dark Room uses a standard photo enlarger light in a darkroom. However, I shine the enlarger’s light directly onto a mylar balloon, which immediately reflects the light beam in many unpredictable directions, essentially “polluting” the darkroom’s darkness with light. With my arm outstretched, I hold a sheet of photosensitive paper out, trying to catch the light beams where I suspect they may shine. I think of this as a way of visualizing the abstraction that is pollution through an interdisciplinary combination of photography and performance.