Small Scale Fabricated Photography, Toy Photography History, Art Creation Musings
Tourmaline . reflects on personal struggles and family history, mentioning their grandfather's military service and their own career timeline shift. They face health issues, including fatigue and a recent loss of a pet. Despite challenges, they pursue art and research, striving to balance life's demands and find themselves.
There is something sacred about working in inches when miles feel impossible. Following a nomination for the Wynn Newhouse Awards, I considered what it means to build small worlds with multiple sclerosis, and to be seen within them.
I bought a light table off amazon and have been telling myself and others that this will be what's been missing in this series. A delusional though? Maybe. But there has to be some of those to make precisely what's in my head come to life. Wish me luck. And call me out if I don't have an update for you here in one weeks time!
When making art feels inseparable from identity, stalled progress can feel personal, but for now, I’m allowing this series to live quietly in the back of my mind while I make other things and see what unfolds.
I'm stumbling back into the world of regularly creating and am excited about what is in store for the coming year!
After more than three years away from regular creating, I’m slowly finding my way back to miniature photography. The return feels uncertain but hopeful, filled with questions, curiosity, and joy in the process. With support, small steps, and playful outings with my figures, I’m rediscovering what it means to create with intention, wonder, and heart.
If you like cars or pictures of them, this post is for you. Mid-Novemeber, I attended the Ponte Vedra Auto Show with my parents.
Note - I'm pretty sure my Woodland images were actually made in 2012, but uploaded to this blog in 2014. I'm apparently bad at dating my own work 🤷♀️ A catalog of the year. In having to delete lots of old posts recently, I thought it'd be apt to have a record of the pieces... Continue Reading →