Houston, Texas
Where did you get your first camera?
It was my dad's old
camera.
You shoot with analogue
cameras. Do you always carry one with you?
Yeah, most of the time.
Is there a picture you
took you can lose yourself in?
Hahaha, I don't think I like my work enough to be able
to do that!
As most people, and
especially photographers, you document your life by taking pictures. Is there
any other form you record your experiences and memories?
Yeah, totally. I write more than I do anything else
and sometimes I'll hold on to paper things if they remind me of something or
some time cool.
Do you like to look
through others' work or friends/families pictures? Do you prefer to hold the
prints or scroll through streams/blogs?
I used to look at this album of my grandparent's dead
relatives all the time and yeah, holding an actual print with weight in your
hands is always better, but there's obviously way more shit to look at online.
Do you ever realize
that you - in your own terms - are making progress as an artist? What has
changed in your attitude or way of working?
I would hope I'm making progress but I'm not really
sure. I guess if anything has changed, it would be that I've stopped caring so
much, like over thinking or doubting everything I do so that has made it easier
to be productive.
What are you working on
currently?
I've been working on the same on-going series since I
started and I'm hoping for something to come together this year with my
pictures so I can shift my focus to other projects with writing and maybe film.
Do you find it easier
to work on personal or assigned projects?
I don't think I've ever been assigned a project so who
knows.
You’ve been living in
the United States for a while now. What do you like most about living in Texas?
Texas rules, especially Houston. I used to want to get
away and I ended up in New York last year because of that. But I'm in the Third
Ward of Houston now and way more grateful for this city.
Which was the last song
you listened to?
Probably something by This Heat.
Probably something by This Heat.
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