HOV
PRINT ON DEMAND NOW AVAILABLE!
8" x 10" Hardcover Photobook
220 Pages
30 Song Exclusive Playlist (Spotify/Apple Music)
HOV is the finale in the saga of photobooks I’ve spent the last 3 years making.
It is the true representation of myself as an artist and person during this time. A 27-day road trip away from any responsibilities bigger than observing, thinking, and processing through photographs and emotions within moments in time. To better understand or simply document the things and feelings that occurred.
“Past the rugged, desert mountains and the blistering overhead sun lies 4500 miles of open road and a photographer’s mentally introspective, road-rage induced battle cry to the art world beyond his home state.”
PRINT ON DEMAND NOW AVAILABLE!
8" x 10" Hardcover Photobook
220 Pages
30 Song Exclusive Playlist (Spotify/Apple Music)
HOV is the finale in the saga of photobooks I’ve spent the last 3 years making.
It is the true representation of myself as an artist and person during this time. A 27-day road trip away from any responsibilities bigger than observing, thinking, and processing through photographs and emotions within moments in time. To better understand or simply document the things and feelings that occurred.
“Past the rugged, desert mountains and the blistering overhead sun lies 4500 miles of open road and a photographer’s mentally introspective, road-rage induced battle cry to the art world beyond his home state.”
PRINT ON DEMAND NOW AVAILABLE!
8" x 10" Hardcover Photobook
220 Pages
30 Song Exclusive Playlist (Spotify/Apple Music)
HOV is the finale in the saga of photobooks I’ve spent the last 3 years making.
It is the true representation of myself as an artist and person during this time. A 27-day road trip away from any responsibilities bigger than observing, thinking, and processing through photographs and emotions within moments in time. To better understand or simply document the things and feelings that occurred.
“Past the rugged, desert mountains and the blistering overhead sun lies 4500 miles of open road and a photographer’s mentally introspective, road-rage induced battle cry to the art world beyond his home state.”