Projects

Quarantine BookClub

2020 - 2021

Quarantine BookClub is a collaboration between a fellow art photographer and me. We are photographically responding to a list of books we are reading during the pandemic.

The Talking Bouquet

2018 - 2021

Drawing from the language of flowers, this three-part series is about one's well-being.

Life Lines

2016 - 2019

A visual journal of a specific moment each day drawn in a sketchbook.

The Evident Beauty Around Us

2016

Finding images of beautiful things in an overgrown or junky intimate landscape is a trend I've noticed going through my contact sheets.

This Bridge

2015 - 2016

The Beechwood Boulevard Bridge has been an important structure for me in the short time I've lived in Pittsburgh.

Panoptica: A Merging World

2015

Inside this world we all know each other’s secrets. We may not verbalize, but the compassion is there. These photographs help the viewer acknowledge the understanding of the connectedness we all share.

Nodal Point

2015

It’s that point in time when you are driving the same route you always drive and you arrive at your destination but have no recollection of getting there.

Raystown Lake

2012

I was reading Henry David Thoreau's Walden in the summer of 2012. The same time I went on a vacation with my husband's family on a houseboat traversing a twisty-turny region tucked in the middle of Pennsylvania.

Static Transmutation

2007 - 2008

Cohabitation inside a vessel traveling at 50 miles per hour headed in the direction intended for transport of strangers. Gentle brush of shoulder against shoulder. Eye contact challenged. Enclosed in a capsule, forced to share routine.

Journey to Thirty

2006

I decided to fly to Oregon, the land of my birth, and spend the actual birthday in the cold mountains submerged in warm spring waters.

Gods and Goddesses (Ephemeris)

2005 - Present

This series happens randomly. Usually when I'm testing an old camera and walking around outside, exploring and searching for anything.

Lift Point

2005

In the past the goal was to meet family in Wisconsin and to enjoy different locations along the way. This particular time, however, was a more melancholy trip.

Anon.

2005

Photographs of tourists in touristy areas from the perspective of a child's height. These images are glimpses into my memories of traveling with my parents during my childhood.

Vortographs

2003

I fabricated a vortoscope out of three mirrors and used the winter landscape of Maine as my subject to create these vortographs.