A collection of ideas, experiments, and unfinished questions.








To Depart A Room Still Speaking  – Short Film & Photo


Current realizationThe film only works if nothing feels performed.


QuestionHow long does it take before we stop seeing a symbol and begin seeing a person?


Status Filming Fall 2026


Last updated
August 4 – Treatment locked...1st meeting with a producer 8/10

Unfinished Thoughts

– Ozu’s pillow shots and the importance of nothing happening

– Maybe style is accumulated attention.

– Stay long enough that the symbol becomes a person.

– Maybe editing is another form of writing.

– Still trying to understand this.










I Watched, And Then It Was Over  – Photo book


Current realizationThe more I edit, the less this feels like a book about football and the more it feels like a book about being human.


Question What does it mean when billions of people look in the same direction?


Current StateBuilding the first complete edit.
Learning which photographs become louder when they’re placed beside one another.


Last updated
July 30 – Images shared with the design team, WORK/PLAY
Notes To Self

–  Commercials stay. At first they felt like interruptions.

Now they function as timestamps—reminding us not only what happened during the World Cup, but what else the world was watching.








    



Something I Cannot Yet See  – Short Film & Photo


Current realizationI’m beginning to think the film isn’t about movement at all. 
It’s about faith. The belief that repetition can become transformation.


Question
Can routine become hope?


Current StatePreparing for production / Filming Fall 2026


Last updated
August 4 – Pre-production meeting 8/10....



In Conversation With

A few of the artists and ideas this project keeps returning to.



– Luis Barragan: Light can become architecture.

– Roy Decarava: Dignity doesnt need spectacle.

– Duval Timothy: Leave enough silence for the image to breathe.

– Jeanne Dielman: Meaning accumulates before it announces itself.




In Good Company
A place to experience the work away from the screen;
in my backyard.


Current realization The more work I make, the more I want people to encounter it the way I do: printed, unfinished, surrounded by books, music, and conversation.


Question
What happens when a portfolio becomes a place?


Current State
Building the first gathering. Selecting prints. Designing the invitation. Testing the layout of the backyard. Choosing the books that will be on the table.


Last updated
July 29 – Made the first rendering of the space. It’s beginning to feel less like an event and more like a place.




I keep returning to the ordinary moments that quietly shape who we become.