A selection of photographs from my photo project “The Quiet Hours” exhibited at the Dusk Photo Gallery in Santa Fe, NM in November 2026
Artist Statement
I document the world as though it were a still frame from a film. Often photographing at night, I am drawn to the sense of mystery and tension that darkness reveals and am fascinated by the relationship between the familiar and the unknown. My intention is to show how ordinary places can transform under certain light into scenes that feel cinematic and filled with mystery.
I work primarily with medium format digital photography, using composition and existing light to shape the mood and capture the quiet details of a scene to convey a sense of emptiness. Ultimately, I invite viewers of my work to pause and take a moment to imagine stories, histories, and possibilities unfolding in my photographs. I want my images to linger, unsettling and captivating, leaving viewers reconsidering the ordinary and discovering stories waiting to be told in the often overlooked spaces around them.
Photos from the opening reception at the Dusk Photo Gallery in Santa Fe, NM - Nov. 6th 2026
I had the great privilege to attend the opening night reception at the gallery. I'm so grateful to my friends, family, and family friends for coming out to support my work and gallery showing at Dusk Photo Gallery in Santa Fe! It was a fantastic experience to see an entire wall of a gallery filled with my photographs printed, framed, and presented with such care alongside the works of Tonya Carr and Patricia Howard.
The gallery will be up through the 27th November, so if you're in Santa Fe definitely go check it out!
If you're interested in visiting outside of their regular gallery hours, 11am - 4pm on Fridays, please contact me and I can help get a viewing by appointment set up. I want to extend a huge thank you to everyone who came out to see the opening night and a big thanks to Sonia Goydenko for sending me these great photos and for helping run the opening reception.
