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Living without stable shelter exposes individuals to harsh weather, untreated injuries, chronic pain, exhaustion, and limited access to hygiene or healthcare, realities that slowly erode the body over time. This gallery confronts the visible and invisible wear that homelessness leaves on the body. 

Through raw imagery and details, we witness how the urban environment becomes both battleground and backdrop: calloused hands gripping makeshift bedding, swollen feet after miles walked with nowhere to go, sunburned skin, and the quiet endurance etched into every movement. This collection does not sensationalize suffering, it humanizes it, inviting viewers to


Weathered Body 

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<p>An older man leans heavily on his walker, both hands gripping as he carries bags of groceries. His white hair and hunched back speak to age and fatigue, his unseen eyes leaving only the weight of exhaustion visible.</p>
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<h2 style="white-space:pre-line">Walking into an Alley  </h2>
<p>A man walks with his head down, dragging a suitcase and carrying a large bag as he heads toward an alleyway. The weight he carries seems heavier than the belongings alone.</p>

<h2 style="white-space:pre-line">Scars in the Sun </h2>
<p>A man sits under the harsh midday sun, pausing for an interview. A visible scar cuts across his skin, a quiet reminder of the hardships carried with him.</p>

<h2 style="white-space:pre-line">Stength and Strain </h2>
<p>Sitting on the sidewalk beside his belongings, a man prepares to stand. His built muscles reflect the strength demanded by daily survival, yet his hunched back reveals the wear of constant fatigue.</p>
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Documenting Change

My research lab is a digital ethnography lab that does fieldwork and research through film and photography. we make documentaries, photo galleries, and work with nonprofits on their media portfolios