My work grows out of time and observation.
I photograph horses and relationships not to describe them, but to enter a space of presence, where form, light, and silence become a language.
My work grows out of time and observation.
I photograph horses and relationships not to describe them, but to enter a space of presence, where form, light, and silence become a language.
The horse is not a subject to be represented, but a presence to enter into relationship with. Photographing it means accepting unpredictability, letting go of control, and working in balance between intention and happening.