Sean Greene

“Carry Speed, Everywhere” for Tailfin It’s no secret how much I admire @tailfincycling , very grateful for the opportunity to work alongside friends for the release of their Speedpack system. @nicholasbroadbent @jimboatkey @larsenbikes @clairecartwright.studio @thatisgus @hereorthereabouts @lachlanmorton @ns_innovative @anthony.marengo

Very excited to join the community over at @thursdayschildglobal Thank you @ashleighkane @richsutcliffe17 & the rest of the team for your support Based in Colorado and available globally - let’s make some magic 🖤 —— “My work is grounded in authentic human-centered storytelling and discovering optimism in everyday life. Lately, I’ve been focusing on projects that delve into the realm of sports, athletic performance, and the enduring human spirit. I use my work as an excuse to be in the room - being a visual learner, observing is profoundly informative for me. Moreover, my practice allows me to travel and continually learn, both of which are essential to me. Each new project deepens my understanding of the world and, in turn, myself.”

Laraaji for Nonhuman Teachers (@nonhuman.teachers )

Quinda Verheul (@quindaverheul_ ) is an artist and ultra-endurance cyclist originally from the Netherlands, now based in Bassano del Grappa, Italy. Whether in the studio or on the bike, her practice explores limits — physical, emotional, and perceptual. Examining how systems respond to prolonged stress, exposure to the elements, and uncertainty. In this conversation, we unpack how cumulative stress can quietly overwhelm even the strongest systems, and what it means to embrace stillness when you are wired to move forward, no matter the cost. Read the full interview on Substack — link in bio.

bo ky with @brendan_chareon | @unclesthaifood 🌱

SLEEPING IN THE MIDDAY SUN is a series of photographs by @sean__greene taken along Colorado’s Continental Divide following @whatswrongwithpaez during the Tour Divide. The work examines loss, vulnerability, resilience, and grief through the lens of ultra-endurance. Set against the vast expanse of the American West, it considers how memory lingers in both body and terrain, and how grief, like the land itself, quietly absorbs what time leaves behind. The work is accompanied by a poem written by Caitlin Lorraine Johnson, a poet and arts writer based in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

new work with @seed

Looking Forward to Yesterday | Group Exhibition at Ysasi Gallery 🤍

SLEEPING IN THE MIDDAY SUN a series of photographs taken along Colorado’s Continental Divide following Mateo during the Tour Divide. The work examines loss, vulnerability, grief, and resilience through the lens of ultra-endurance. Set against the vast expanse of the American West, it considers how memory lingers in both body and terrain, and how grief, like the land itself, quietly absorbs what time leaves behind. The work is accompanied by a poem written by Caitlin Lorraine Johnson (@caitlinlorrainejohnson ), a poet and arts writer based in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Honored to be apart of LOOKING FORWARD TO YESTERDAY a group exhibition at Ysasi Gallery (@ysasi.gallery ) opening October 11th. I’ll be showing a selection of photographs from SLEEPING IN THE MIDDAY SUN, a new body of work that is very close to my heart. SLEEPING IN THE MIDDAY SUN is a series of photographs taken along Colorado’s Continental Divide following Mateo during the Tour Divide. The work examines loss, vulnerability, resilience, and grief through the lens of ultra-endurance. Set against the vast expanse of the American West, it considers how memory lingers in both body and terrain, and how grief, like the land itself, quietly absorbs what time leaves behind. The work is accompanied by a poem written by Caitlin Lorraine Johnson (@caitlinlorrainejohnson ) a poet and arts writer based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. A sincere thank you to my dear friend Mateo Paez (@whatswrongwithpaez ) this work wouldn’t exist without your patience, trust, and friendship. LOOKING FORWARD TO YESTERDAY October 11th - December 13th Opening Reception: Saturday, October 11th 5-8pm Ysasi Gallery 5102 W Adams Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90016 Artists: Sander Coers, Sean Greene, Rio Asch Phoenix, Leafy Yun Ye, Sean Hazen Pato & Iñigo — I can’t thank you enough. It means the world to debut this work with friends. @patoysasi @inigohy @casa.ysasi Inquires: [email protected]

Dear friend and multidisciplinary artist @koko_ehn at home for @quocshoes “It became a way to explore the intersection of body and place — how we carry landscapes within us and how they shape who we are.” Full story at Quoc.cc

@zoenagasing for @corosglobal @jakerosenbloum @darianallberry @greg_mionske 🫰