I am a documentary photographer based in West Hartford, Connecticut. Since 2018, I have photographed artists, educators, workers, and community organizations across Greater Hartford. I am interested in what people reveal while making, learning, working, and gathering together.
I look for the small details that carry a larger narrative: a gesture mid-stroke, the breath before a note, a teacher’s steady eye, or the arrangement of people within a room before anyone speaks. I photograph from inside a scene rather than from its edges, using layered compositions to show how individuals, environments, and gestures relate to one another.
My practice is rooted in Greater Hartford and shaped by long-term relationships with schools, nonprofits, cultural institutions, artists, and community organizations. Rather than concentrating only on finished performances or public outcomes, I am drawn to the work surrounding them: observation, repetition, adjustment, preparation, and exchange.
My current project, Knowledge Moves, follows that interest into spaces of in-person learning. Across four seasons, I am documenting how knowledge passes from one person to another in Greater Hartford and throughout Connecticut. The project considers what slow, embodied learning looks like in 2026-2027, and how the ways people teach, practice, and gather may continue to change.
My work has been supported by the Free Center’s Independent Artists Fund and the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving. It has appeared in editorial publications and institutional collections, including the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History’s bicentennial commemorative book, Then, Now, Next.
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