My photography explores the quiet moments of feminine experience through intimate character studies.

My aesthetic philosophy prioritizes authenticity over artifice, while embracing a distinctly subversive approach to classic feminine imagery. I work with simple, natural wardrobe choices that allow emotion and narrative to take precedence, and I'm particularly drawn to the tension between traditional feminine beauty and unexpected, often darkly humorous elements. This creates a visual language where sweet domesticity meets gothic undertones, where pastoral femininity is punctuated by moments of absurdity. Whether capturing a figure in repose, a moment of introspection, or quiet interaction, I'm interested in the spaces between performance and reality, where genuine feeling emerges through directed moments that capture the tension between sweetness and subversion.

My work emerges from an intuitive understanding of classic feminine imagery and how to reimagine it in unexpected ways. I'm drawn to the archetypal elements of femininity - softness, beauty, domesticity - and how these traits are manifested in multiple movements of art and culture across time.

However, I approach them with a contemporary sensibility that finds innovation in juxtaposition and surprise. Working from Brooklyn, I collaborate with subjects to create atmospheric portraits that feel both timeless and contemporary. My goal is to contribute to a visual language that celebrates feminine narratives with nuance.