Got to spend a fall weekend shooting @sethunyc Autumn Winter 25 – 6,288’.
Inspired by Mt. Washington’s 6,288-foot summit, the collection reflects the shared quiet, cold, and cultural richness of New England and Himachal Pradesh. Its handwoven and handknit fabrics, crafted by Northern Indian artisans, are built for the demands of the American Northeast.
Shooting in the same terrain that informed the designs made the entire experience unforgettable. Crafted with mountain life in mind, the pieces blend warmth, texture, and durability in a way that felt right at home out there.
HOLYLAND
Creating this work has been one of the great joys in my life and I’m so excited to see it keep growing shoot after shoot.
If you know of anyone interested in being a
part of this project please share it with them or reach out!
Project Name: HOLYLAND
For the past five years, I’ve been developing a project documenting the kink spaces of people of color, particularly those of African descent. I’ve done a few one-off shoots before, but nothing as substantive as the work I created this summer.
Witnessing a world built on true freedom of expression and authenticity was inspiring.
I’m excited to share a few excerpts from this ongoing project. If you’re open to being part of this series, please reach out. I’d love to document you in your element.
