Turkey Creek, MS, 2021.
What Water Feels explores the effects that changing water levels are having on communities throughout the deep southern United States, the Caribbean, and the Maritimes. Included in the project are experimental durational cyanotypes and documentary photographs that explore ideas surrounding a lived experience of place and an embodied one. The project currently consists of large-format digital prints, unique durational cyanotypes, artist’s books, and videos.
Detail, Unique Durational Cyanotype, 2023
Upper Tallahatchie River, MS, 2021.
Turkey Creek, MS, 2021.
4’x10’ unique cyanotype made on location, Gulf South, U.S.A.
Lake Sardis, MS, Spring Floods, 2021.
4’ x 10’ durational cyanotype, Atlantic Ocean, 2023, Hottest days on record
North Gulfport, MS, 2022.
Low Water, Mississippi River, Mississippi, 2023. 2 unique durational cyanotypes made on location (35”x66”).
After Maria, Puerto Rico, 2022-23.
HIgh Waters, Puerto Rico, 2023. 4, 30”x 40” durational cyanotypes.
Winter Stream, NC, 30”x40”, Unique Durational Cyanotypes, 2024
The Seasons of Water, Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, 2023. 4, 30”x 40”, durational cyanotypes.
The Seasons of Water, 20 unique handmade artist’s books, digital photography, and durational cyanotypes, 2022.
Spring floods, Mississippi