PHOTOGRAPHY
SELF PORTRAITS
Most of the images are self-portraits, produced by setting up a DSLR camera and working with a timer. This method allows me to act as both photographer and subject, blurring the line between observer and participant while maintaining intentional control over each scene.
Table Set For One
The illusion of wealth is examined in this series via the perspective of loneliness. The scene is set in a lavish dining room where the person is surrounded by symbols of luxury yet eats cuisine that is linked with mass manufacturing and convenience. Coca-Cola and McDonald's fries, which are inexpensive, instantaneous, and ultimately unsatisfying, come to represent emotional replacement.
The piece considers how affluence may coexist with a quiet, enduring emptiness and how abundance does not correspond to nutrition. Eating becomes lonely, robotic, and meaningless in a setting meant for pleasure and social interaction.
Just A Drink
Artists like Thomas Lagrange, Jake Stangel, and Sidney Bensimon served as inspiration. They have all worked in commercial settings, for companies such as Adidas, Loui Vuitton, and Coca-Cola. which if come to realize is my favorite kind of work environment. They all share the trait of not being afraid of color and strong shadows, and as we all know
Fort Worth
Photos taken around my hometown of Fort Worth
Miscellaneous
