A watercolor study of a narrow street in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Painted from a personal photograph, the piece explores the texture of stone walls, wooden steps, and wet pavement beneath a gray sky, capturing the quiet atmosphere of a familiar place layered with memory.

A watercolor study of a heron along the Shenandoah River, drawn from a photograph and grounded in a landscape shaped by repeated memory and routine.

A photograph from Christmas Day 2012, taken just after my uncle’s funeral, when everything appeared unchanged and yet was no longer the same. Part of an ongoing documentation of family, place, and the slow shift of structures once assumed to endure.