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ABOUT
I was born an inventor and creative.
I began at 17 years old, after being a ballerina for 14 years, and becoming obsessed with light and shadow. I love how you can only see the light because of the shadow and vice versa. This contrast showed up not only in my photography, but in my life.
I started at my high school, making my own pinhole cameras and skipping class to experiment in the darkroom, so when I got a miraculous scholarship to SCAD (then another for my Master's degree later on), I was pretty upset about the digital 'takeover' within the photo world.
I decided to make a 'mockery' of digital photography--turning a scanner into a sort of 'large format' camera. This became an entire practice & technique within itself, and became the scanning process which I am known for today. The subject becomes the "negative" through digital degradation with a portable wand of light. The portable scanner describes the subject through a life-size depiction of the number of pixels the subject amounts to. These images create 'totems' of the subject, dialogue, and/or relationship they portray.
MY MISSION
My mission is to show others how to face their pain and see themselves for who they really are.
I developed this mission from facing my own debilitating pain every month dealing with Endometriosis for over 17 years. There was one month, the pain was so intense that I passed out and died– I was lying on the floor in a pool of sweat and blood completely powerless and felt complete surrender. After dying, I knew that I needed to really face this and could no longer hide or be embarrassed by it if I wanted to truly live. I realized I needed to see myself for who I really was, and face all of the areas in my life where I had been inauthentic.
I then began to unravel all of the medical lies I had believed and educated myself on how women’s hormone’s actually work and healed myself. I remember the first day I felt freedom was on my wedding anniversary. I looked around the Hilton hotel room we were staying in and the shackles just literally fell off as I got present to the fact that I had minimal to no pain in my life with my intimacy, sex, and every month with my cycle.
What I have learned through my experience is that all healing starts with being authentic, which is why I encourage others to face their pain.
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Visit https://anotherfingartist.com/ to shoot with me or view more of my photography portfolio
Watch the video below & check out my client testimonial published in Voyage ATL from my client Michelle Walker of St. Paul's Episcopal Church reviewing the body of work I created for their 175th Anniversary.
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