My photographic practice embodies the concept of the flâneur. I seek out new but strangely familiar places and experiences, and this quietly adventurous mood informs the work. I am drawn to the narrative possibilities of photography and I use analogue . . .

My mixed media paintings and sculptures draw on an archive of photographs, ephemera, and oral documentation inherited from my Midwestern family. My current body of work focuses on exploring specific memories from this history. Working with the archive . . .

Time is a fundamental parameter in my practice, and it denotes the spontaneity and transience of events. Interactive performance and video works explore the connections between loss and sanctuary, acknowledging subjective perceptions of time and memor . . .

Through uncertain scale shifts, muted colors, and blurred optics, my color photographs reveal the hidden beauty in ordinary objects and places. I photograph the atmospheric and ethereal effects of light and shadow in everyday spaces, such as off of fl . . .

Nature revitalizes me and provides a humbling sense of scale. Confronted with the undeniable presence of vast rock formations in Yosemite or melting snow in between my bare toes in the Sierra, I encounter the sublime. My photographs include notable la . . .

This paper draws on the thoughts of Walter Benjamin, Guy Debord, Marc Augé and Clément Rosset to delve into the work of Andreas Gursky, whose mammoth images of contemporary landscapes of globalization have catapulted him to the top of the art world. W . . .

Socio-economics, media consumption, adherence to Western cultural norms, and my underlying guilt about assimilation inform my work. Photography, video, performance, and installation examine these, acknowledging my disjointed and layered relationship w . . .

My family, my commute and my relationships guide my work and denote the passage of time. My photographic series, "the first light I see," has both figurative and literal connotations. I photograph the first intersection I encounter on my commute in or . . .

High school students are saturated with images thanks to social media apps such as Instagram and Snapchat. A perpetual access to technology means that many teens are frequently consuming photography passively, rather than actively. The high school pho . . .