Portraits of Sound
Shot in Jackson Square in New Orleans, this series captures street musicians in their rawest form; no stage, no spotlight, just instinct and breath. I frame tight, letting the subject fill the space, focusing on the tension, the stillness, and the feeling behind each note. Each image holds a different rhythm; intensity, pause, and environment but all rooted in the same idea: sound as something you can see..
Ornament of the Street
He stands adorned in layers of texture, color, and history, part performer, part presence. The details are deliberate: handcrafted elements, cultural symbols, and personal expression woven together into something both individual and communal.
In the rhythm of the street, he becomes more than a passerby, he becomes part of the landscape itself. A living ornament, shaped by the city and, in turn, shaping how it is seen.
Still, Until Seen
He stands suspended between stillness and performance. Painted in silver, he becomes both object and observer, waiting for the moment someone notices, the moment stillness breaks. In the flow of the street, he exists in contrast, motion all around him, yet he holds his place. A living figure turned monument, reminding us that sometimes presence is power, even in silence.