I’m a self-taught analog and digital photographer based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Growing up Black in a small town where we made up less than 3% of the population, I learned early that photography could be my language—a way to navigate spaces that often felt closed to me.
Since my teenage years, I’ve used my camera to document the lives of people of color in a state where whiteness is not just dominant, but expected. My work seeks the moments when the masks we wear fall away—when someone lets themselves be fully seen. In those moments, I capture raw humanity: joy, pain, vulnerability, resilience, and beauty.
My photographs are more than images—they’re bridges. They invite viewers to witness the unseen, to feel, and to understand the lives of the people they pass every day but rarely truly know.
