Projects
To Capture the Wind
"To Capture the Wind" is a mesmerizing photo essay that embarks on a visual journey inspired by the untamed spirit of the Banzai Pipeline. This captivating collection celebrates the art of capturing the intangible essence of the wind, transforming its elusive beauty into vibrant and dynamic compositions. The project traverses diverse beaches worldwide, seeking to encapsulate the ephemeral dance of the wind through bold and colorful silk flags.
The images in "To Capture the Wind" transport viewers to sandy shores, rocky cliffs, and coastal expanses where the wind's invisible touch takes tangible form. The juxtaposition of the serene beach landscapes with the dynamic energy of the flags creates a poetic narrative, a celebration of the harmonious dance between the earthly and the ethereal.
"To Capture the Wind" transcends conventional notions of photography, embracing the challenge of encapsulating the elusive and translating it into a visual symphony that resonates with the soul. It is a celebration of the ephemeral, a testament to the art of seizing the intangible and rendering it immortal through the lens of artistic expression.
Pan-Mass Challenge
The Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) is a leading two-day cycling event held in Massachusetts, raising funds exclusively for cancer research and treatment at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Since 1980, cyclists of all levels pedal scenic routes with 100% of rider-raised donations directly supporting Dana-Farber's impactful work. More than a cycling event, the PMC is a powerful community-driven initiative, symbolizing resilience and hope in the face of cancer.
A Line in the Sand
I designed the cover and several illustrations of this novel. While it’s fiction, it shines a light on the connection between T.E. Lawrence, his exploits in the early 20th Century, and how the ripples of his travels are still being experienced in today’s world.