


Blue feels like cold lips pressed against your skin on a winter’s day. Blue is fog on the windshield even after you’ve turned on the air. It’s the color of drowning, of clarity, of desperation, of life. Blue is spiritual, like water. Blue is a fountain of begetting. Blue is change.



I know my tastes and the ways they like to evolve and they are chthonic tastes, wild tastes, the tastes of dirt and sweat and growls at the back of the throat. My taste is eruption, climactic, lightning bolts that paralyzes me while I lay in ecstatic elation. They are weeds and vines that block the view, mystery and madness and wild cackling in the wind.

A project has been born. It’s a documentation of our yearly pilgrimage into the wild, a longing for a life long past; my desire to return, in a more intentional and healed way, to the ferality and simplicity that marked my childhood.

April-June is when we get consistent, specifically lit, puffy clouds. I would hardly call this a project, it’s more like an observation. A form specific seasonal light study.

The quality of your output is reflected in what you consume. Fast often and eat only what you want to shit.

Printing a Year of Pictures

I’m going to let you in on a little secret: I don’t know what the hell I’m doing anymore.

I don’t like Canola and I don’t care for yellow, but that’s what our field is full of every other year.

I don’t need a roadmap to my own soul