When The Sun Hits

My paranormal fascination, deeply entwined with inquiries into mortality and the afterlife, has been profoundly shaped by my experiences as a queer individual navigating a world that often feels isolating.

In my practice, I embody the roles of observer, critic, and isolator, tirelessly seeking out occurrences in the world and highlighting their significance. My fascination with the supernatural is deeply entwined with inquiries into mortality and the afterlife. It is profoundly shaped by my experiences as a queer individual navigating a world that often feels isolating. I remember attending a ghost-hunting expedition with my father at a haunted cemetery on Long Island. Despite initial skepticism, I encountered unexplainable sensations that ignited a profound curiosity. I left the cemetery wondering if I had unthinkingly made contact with another world. Who or what was reaching out to me and why? This experience became a pivotal moment that spurred my exploration of fear, belonging, and the supernatural through the medium of photography. I am interested in constructing immersive narrative worlds where the boundaries between reality and the unseen are deliberately blurred, inviting viewers to contemplate the mysteries of existence. As I collaborate with fellow enthusiasts, I draw inspiration from various disciplines, including mythology, folklore, and parapsychology, to deepen my understanding of the supernatural and its cultural significance. Through my photographs, I capture transient moments that evoke a sense of wonder and intrigue, igniting conversations about belief and the human condition. I aspire to transcend boundaries as I embrace the unknown and work with others to understand their experiences. I navigate between realms of thought and highlight moments that unveil profound truths about the world and our place within it. These transformative experiences foster connection and cultivate a deeper appreciation for the enigmatic forces that shape our lives.