AUTOBIOGRAPHS

As a child, my family lived in the forests of Colorado and Washington in a yellow step van named Blossom, a cluster of tents and a converted school bus. With only a handful of photographs from my childhood, I find that many of these early experience are preserved solely in the fluidity of my memory. Autobiographs are recreations and reimaginings of formative events from my life that not only explore the boundaries of memory but visually expand on the tradition of ancestral lore.