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.