Writer. Photographer. Reader of the world.
I work where literature and photography meet: in the attempt to look more closely, linger a little longer, and give form to what might otherwise pass unnoticed.
My writing is grounded in a deep engagement with literature—classical and modern, familiar and strange. I am interested in the architecture of a sentence, the moral pressure of a story, and the way books travel across languages, traditions, and generations. Reading is not separate from the work; it is the ground beneath it.
Photography extends that same practice of attention. Through light, gesture, place, and atmosphere, I look for images that suggest more than they explain. A photograph can behave like a line of prose: precise in its details, open in its meaning, and alive with what remains outside the frame.
This site is a continuing conversation between words and images.
Here you will find essays on books and writers, reflections on the craft of writing, and photographic work concerned with the texture of the everyday. Literature, art, music, memory, and visual culture often cross paths along the way—not as a collection of separate interests, but as parts of a single creative practice.
If you care about sentences that reward a second reading and photographs that invite a second look, you are in the right place.
