Memory, experience,
and all that remains
I write about memory and experience, and what sticks with us. My background in photojournalism still shapes how I work across poetry, memoir, fiction, and essays; close to what’s real and attentive to what remains.
About the Writer
A Voice Shaped by Observation
From the front lines of photojournalism to the quiet introspection of literary writing, my work has always been about capturing what matters—the moments that define us, the memories that shape us, and the truths that remain after the noise fades.
Whether through poetry, memoir, essays, or fiction, I pursue authenticity. Every piece I write is an attempt to get closer to what’s real, to find meaning in the ordinary, and to give voice to what often goes unspoken.
Selected Works
Recent Writing
Artist’s Manifesto
The Process is the Work
“The work-process must be effortless. I am a hollow straw that reaches up to an infinite heaven and sucks down thought unformed into earth matter.”
My artistic philosophy: silencing the inner critic, trusting the creative flow, and embracing nature as the ultimate teacher.