An angel in disguise
She walks beneath the sky
Trying to remember
She’s the light she cannot find
An angel in disguise
She walks beneath the sky
Trying to remember
She’s the light she cannot find
Where do we wander when the wind wavers?
Pothole dreams got me
Fishin’ down a stream.
Long days in the sun
Is where I belong.
I crave salty air
And how it tangles in my hair.
Sick of this flat earth
And train rides under cold dirt.
This is not where I belong,
This is not where I belong!
Where sewers seep
And you can’t get to sleep,
Because sirens won’t stop -
This Big Apple surely rots.
Get me out of here
Before I lose all that’s sincere.
Get me back in the sun
Where we all get along
And the pace is slow
And there’s no need for go, go, go.
I’ve got nothing to prove
Except my love for you
And I’m finding it hard to do
When I’m drowning in a noose.
My soul wants to break free,
Oh baby won’t you come with me?
Land Bridge in Bar Harbor, Maine at Sunset
In Attempt to Save the Dynamism of the Soul From the Corruption of Man
In Attempt to Save the Dynamism of the Soul from the Corruption of Man, NYC, 2026
Acadia National Park
We belong in the woods
Lost between mountains
And our deep sense of peace -
Not stuck on the 7
While a self proclaimed devil
Runs through Grand Central
Wielding a machete
I belong to the sun
And rustling leaves,
To the birds and their tunes
To the sweet gentle breeze.
I belong on dirt roads,
Barefoot and dusty,
To the creeks and mountains
Where nature surrounds me.
I belong in small towns
Where there’s not much to do,
Except go on long hikes
And crack a cold one with you.
I belong on the beach
With my feet in the sand,
Listening to Zach Bryan
While you hold my hand.
Muffled malaise
Monotonous madness
Mischievous monstrosities
Abstraction From Above, LIC, May 2026
I am not meant for cities
Where rats cross the street,
And nobody smiles
Because everything stinks.
Where your money falls short
But the rent keeps rising,
You can’t go for a swim
Or you’ll end up dying.
So we pay for spa treatments
And buy shit we don’t need,
To fill the void of
Not feeling one with
Anything.
It’s sunny, and all I wish is to
Frolic in fields, yet I sit
Under florescent lights dressed
In black. Is this the way of life?
Photography is not limited to a mere act of documentation, it is a tool to visualize the ephemeral feeling of an inner space, using the outer world as both muse and canvas. We see the world through our unique lens of perception, and photography parallels this subtle and often unrecognized aspect of how we interact with, and create, our reality.
Monotone Malaise, Long Island City, 2026
The world will try to take away your curiosity, your passion, your innocence, and you must push back against this force, you must rebel with the relentlessness of your spirit, else you will become annihilated, turned into a carcass stitched together by the thoughts and habits of already hollowed men.
Blazing beams on
Wintered skin feels
Religious: Have I been
Reborn, or is this what
Ordinary life is like?
How to reconcile the banality of my external — no — I will not be caught in the deception of duality, it is all my life. There is time for what I enjoy to do and time for what I must do.
Everyone’s busy,
Running around, full
Of thoughts and
Emotions. I just wish
To sit by the stream
And watch water
Carve rocks.
Dry eyes
Warm heart
I regret what was
Said in the dark
Legs entwined
Minds at rest
All is forgiven
When dreams are cast
Fragile Resilience, photographic print, 2026
A new path has appeared
And I fear the loss of idleness
But life without change is death
So I march into the fog
With a clear mind and open heart
Ready to shake off the darkness
That has obscured my light
New York City, 2025
Shenandoah National Park, Winter, 2025
To see clearly through the falling fog of snow. To know yourself in the depth of darkness. It takes a different kind of sight.
The First Winter Snow, Long Island City, December 26th, 2025