A photo of an arm that extends from the left side of the frame and holds out an archive photograph. The photo is set in the middle of the woods.
Dad Joe
2019

Black-and-white photo of a cypress tree sinking in a large body of water.

Cypress Bayou
2019 

Close-up fractured stained-glass window. Illustration depicts a cartoon-like figure of an enslaved African-American woman.

Untitled
2020

Faded black-and-white photograph of a sugar cane field.

Sugar Canes
2019

Black-and-white photo of statue draped in a shade of shadows.

Abraham Pierson
2020

A blue portrait of an African-American couple on their wedding day. A magnifying device isolates the couple.

They Want Our Blues But Not Our Rhythm 
2020

Untitled
2020

A close-up color image of a body of water that sparkles with reflected sunlight.

Birth Sight
Tuckahoe Creek, Easton, MD - 2020
“It is always a fact of some importance to know where a man is born, if, indeed, it be important to know anything about him.” - Frederick Douglass, My Bondage and My Freedom (1855). 

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