“Film burns when the light touches it, imposing an image unto the transparent material. A chemical process makes this imposition permanent, with the final product being a negative. When light shines through the negative, it creates a positive image. This process seems to mirror human perception, through sight. We use light and shadow to perceive the world around us. We use chemical processes to commit our senses to memory. Our brain perceives things upside-down, but we perceive things right-side-up.

My photography is a personal exploration of sense and perception. I enjoy capturing little moments in space and time that make me feel. I also play with illusion, projecting scenes from my dreams into tiny 35mm frames.”