Earth, Otherwise is a visual investigation into landscapes shaped by human use, extraction, and long-term intervention. The project focuses on places where natural systems have been redirected, scaled up, or exhausted—sites that sit somewhere between function and aftermath.
Rather than documenting industry itself, the work looks at what remains once purpose has overtaken place. Quarries, tailings fields, agricultural grids, reservoirs, engineered terrains and humans themselves are approached not as isolated subjects but as parts of a broader condition: the reconfigured to serve systems far larger than any single location.
365+ — Resistance in the Heartland is a visual chronicle of protest and civic defiance during one of the most contentious political eras in recent American history: the Second Trump Administration. Through a year-plus of immersive, on-the-ground photojournalism, this picture book captures the raw energy, complex identities, and unfiltered voices of movements rising across the U.S. heartland.
Far from coast-to-coast media capitals, resistance in the Midwest took shape in unique, unpredictable, and deeply human ways. 365+ bears witness to this grassroots mobilization — from spirited anti-establishment Doge protests to fervent No Kings demonstrations, and from the Minneapolis march against ICE to countless other rallies, sit-ins, and spontaneous outbursts of collective action.
What emerges in these images is not just a record of events, but a tapestry of emotion: hope and heartbreak, anger and solidarity, humor and heartbreak. With over 365 photographs — and many more moments stitched together in sequence, context, and memory.
Organized chronologically and thematically, 365+ guides readers through a year of disruption and resilience. Each chapter — and every photograph — functions as its own testament to collective agency and the evolving narrative of contemporary American engagement.
