Liminal explores the seasonal passing of time and aging. A carefully crafted view of an examined life, as two peoples lives merge together and as a family grows apart over time. My work plays with the notions of perception and perspective and the belief that as one frames a photograph, so too can they frame their own relationship to their existence. My process is defined by the pursuit of the meaningful convergence where light, form, and memory become a singular entity. In these images, I document from one daily routine to the next.
Sometimes playing a role for the camera allows me to feel outside of myself. Other times it forces me to feel my skin tautly strung over my bones. I see myself in my mind's eye and feel fragile and human. That vulnerability is as thrilling as it is terrifying.
