As an Anarchist my work focuses around the struggles of poor and indigenous people to assert their autonomy in a world hell bent on enslaving them in a million different ways from wage-slavery, the school to prison pipeline, police oppression, and manipulation through mass media, just to name a few.

 

Over the past year and a half I gave up my home in Philadelphia to experience directly and document the world from the perspective of the poor, homeless and disenfranchised; as well as, to capture “the people” in various acts of dissent and protest as they struggle for some semblance of freedom, equality and justice in a system and culture built and sustained on repression and oppression, poorly disguised in an illusion of liberty, that never really existed for the greater majority of people in America and ultimately the world.

 

Although I use various methods to connect the past, present and future, or to bring attention to certain aspects and people; such as the blending of Black and White with color, or blur techniques. In the end my work is about the perspective. It’s about seeing the world through the eyes of the affected, it is about telling their story from their side.