I think growing up in a small town has made me appreciate the subtleties that are often overlooked when living in a large city.

I started to get into photography when I was about 13, but I didn’t start to take it seriously until I was about 20.

All of my older work was made with a Wisner 4x5 inch Technical Field camera.

What interests me is a sense of nostalgia and color.

I am interested in the spaces that exist just outside of the confines of human interaction.

I try to find beauty in unexpected places that aren’t necessarily considered beautiful in the traditional sense.

I am more interested in portraying a human presence rather than actual beings.

I made that body of work one fall while I was visiting my family back in Massachusetts. I wanted to use the objects as artifacts from my own personal history, in hopes to give viewers a glimpse into some of my forgotten memories.

Much of the geometrical influence comes from artists such as Sol LeWitt and Josef Albers.

In the future I see my work becoming more diverse, while experimenting with installation and sculptural elements.