Through my lens — shaped by Dissociative Identity Disorder, my brain’s rare self‑preservation mechanism — you’ll glimpse the world the way I do: in sharply focused moments where memory and imagination intersect.
From an eight‑year‑old holding a disposable film camera in a Jacksonville trailer park to walking big‑city avenues with a Nikon DSLR, my journey has always been about turning survival into art. Every limited‑edition print carries the echoes of trauma and the spark of resilience, uncovering beauty in places most overlooked — tunnels, peeling walls, forgotten chairs.
Refined in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, these gallery‑ready works stand as living artifacts of pain transformed into purpose. Each image is an invitation: to see, to feel, and to connect with a perspective that could only be forged through survival.
Thank you for taking the time to explore my gallery. If one of these pieces speaks to you — if it feels like it belongs in your space — I’d be honored to create something personal for you.
Email me for a tailored quote, and I’ll help you find the print that resonates most with your story.
These aren’t just images; they’re fragments of my healing and an invitation to join The Chair Movement — to bring resilience, awareness, and conversation into your own walls.
Step into the heart of The Chair Movement. As an Insider, you’ll be first in line for: Limited‑edition fine‑art print drops Invitations to upcoming gallery shows Early previews of art and music releases Personal reflections and progress updates from my healing journey and creative process This isn’t passive fandom—it’s active fellowship. Your presence helps amplify survivors’ stories and supports the mission of DID awareness through art.
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