writing
--- short / poetry
--- longer / publication
sound
--- instrumental
--- text-based
performance
--- public projects
--- text-based
other
--- photo / video
--- curatorial

relevant work experience
--- project management
--- teaching / workshops
--- writing / translating

info
--- contact | bio | cv

I was 28 in 1923 is a selection of writing and photographs documenting my collaborative practice with Brooklyn based filmmaker Noe Kidder. Touching on topics of intimacy, desire, longing, relationships and independence, we playfully explored neighborhood coffee shops and a rooftop, as well as Fire Island, Coney Island, the South Street Sea Port, and the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Along with over 500 one-of-a-kind artist books, the chapbook traveled to various galleries and museums in the United States with The Sketchbook Project in 2009. Pushing the boundaries of how to translate the intimate experience of writing and reading onto the web, Requited Journal showcased the chapbook as photographed shown below by Brad Farwell.