Since my move back to Minneapolis a few months ago, I've spent a significant amount of time thinking about the purpose making art around pedestrianism and parks. As subject matter, I personally find it interesting because it interrelates with with our broader approach to transportation and the use of public
Join me recounting two walks to the Queens Giant, NYC's oldest tree. For this project, I set out on a planned route to use one roll of film to photograph green spaces along the route. Along the way, I learned that sometimes leaving a project open ended adds a new layer of possibility.
I've walked a little over 207 miles since relocating to Minneapolis on August 5th. The transition from walking in the sleepy suburb of Saint Cloud to the heart of the city has been creatively energizing. The last time I lived in Minneapolis, back in the early 2000s, I led a
In the article, I share photos from a walk I made with artist Alex Wolfe in Minneapolis on May 18, 2023. For months, we plotted a route, only to mostly abandon it in favor of something more improvised. In the postscript, I riff on some ideas collaborative walks and propose a 'Chess Walk Protocol."
By 2017, I had been residing in Western Queens for several years, fortunate to have spent countless hours walking and observing its public spaces. I was captivated by the texture and colors of the built environment, particularly how the flora and fauna intersected with the grays and vibrant hues comprising
