My Photography

At the Intersection of Science and Nature

PHOTOS COMING SOON!

 

Creativity has always been how I make sense of the world. Photography gives me a way to slow time, to notice patterns, emotions, and moments that might otherwise pass unseen. Alongside that creative instinct, I have a deep interest in science and psychology—fields that seek to understand how life works, and how people endure, adapt, and heal.

 

That curiosity became personal in 2020, when my father was diagnosed with brain cancer. The experience was frightening and overwhelming, but it also opened my eyes to the extraordinary power of medicine. Watching him undergo brain surgery and chemotherapy revealed not only the fragility of the human body, but also the brilliance, precision, and compassion behind medical care. It solidified my desire to study biology and psychology on a pre-med track and to explore how science can meaningfully improve lives.

 

This project brings those passions together. Living near Prospect Park in Brooklyn, I will spend weeks photographing the rhythms of life within the park—trees and animals, strangers and neighbors, movement and stillness. I will document the park across seasons, from snow-filled winter days to spring-time recreation, capturing how life persists, changes, and renews itself over time.