American Loneliness is a series built as a photographic poem, created from fragments, both visual and written. The work uses photography as a way of speaking about solitude, memory, observation, distance, and loneliness. Each image carries its own weight, a line painted on the road, a shadow on a tree, or the blurred outline of a face. Some of these pieces are then paired with text, others stand on their own, turning the series into a kind of poetic diary. It is not a straightforward autobiography, but a way of recording experience in small, layered moments that suggest both presence and absence.
Common Place (Self Portrait), 09/03/2025
Shady Rest, 7/10/2025
Dusty Windows (Self Portrait), 25/03/2026
What I Did to Deserve This, 04/10/2025
Other People, 21/03/2026
Path of Impermanence, 01/03/2025
The American Road (76 Part 1), 29/10/2025
The American Road (76 Part 2), 29/10/2025
Roadside Stops, 04/04/2026
Closed on Sunday's, 24/03/2026
Americana (Part 1), 29/10/2025
Americana (Part 2), 29/10/2025
Barn Star (American Landscape Part 1), 19/10/2025
American Graffiti (American Landscape Part 2), 18/10/2025
Trespassers, 29/10/2025
In the Past, 02/11/2025
Into the Woods, 09/03/2025
In the Sticks (Part 1), 27/04/2025
In the Sticks (Part 2), 27/04/2025
Branches, 22/04/2025
I'm Still Here, 20/10/2024
The Month of September (Self Portrait), 29/09/2025
Bloom (Self Portrait), 31/03/2025
Broken places, 13/09/2025
Thoughts of Disappearing, 11/10/2025
Skinned, 19/02/2026
White Line, 27/09/2025
Connected Disconnection, 17/10/2025
The Chance to Exist Properly, 11/10/2025
For Her, 16/03/2026
Three Palms, 14/11/2025
Look at the World, 09/05/2025
I Want More, 07/04/2026
A Calling, 21/03/2026
DO NOT REMOVE, 19/02/2026
Chicago, 18/10/2025
The End, 18/11/2025