My first self published photo book, Brackish examines the connections between nonbinary gender identities and the natural world, with particular attention to the parallels between queer existence and life outside the boundaries of traditional roles, akin to brackish bay water existing in two ecological worlds: salt and freshwater. The series unfolds through a coalescence of visual imagery and poetic text, each element informing and coexisting with the other to evoke layered fluidity and natural contradictions.
My first self published photo book, Brackish examines the connections between nonbinary gender identities and the natural world, with particular attention to the parallels between queer existence and life outside the boundaries of traditional roles, akin to brackish bay water existing in two ecological worlds: salt and freshwater. The series unfolds through a coalescence of visual imagery and poetic text, each element informing and coexisting with the other to evoke layered fluidity and natural contradictions.
