I pay close attention to the speed of change in my life. For me it happens at once too quickly and not fast enough. I learn about myself through what I make, photographing my experience of change. How it can be both universal and personal, or small and monumental.

So I photograph the things I want to hold onto and the reflected transitions of the people in my life every day. Mapping my experience through others. Photography gives me the language and the time to examine my ambivalence. Exploring these uncertainties gives importance to the transient as well as constant aspects of my life, and creates a constant dialogue, in my life and community, about the importance of the state of not knowing.