TUS – Abandoned Romeo

Only in Tucson, Arizona do you take a walk down the street, catch what should be a coming thunderstorm evaporating above you… and see that someone has abandoned an Alfa-Romeo directly in front of you. There is a feeling of…

Only in Tucson, Arizona do you take a walk down the street, catch what should be a coming thunderstorm evaporating above you… and see that someone has abandoned an Alfa-Romeo directly in front of you. There is a feeling of…

A walk through the Feldman’s neighborhood in Tucson turns up this curious piece of graffiti. “GAYMEN” in all capitals. Along with one singular swastika.

Photograph of the La Farge Library building in Santa Fe, NM under clear sky. Painted form and atmosphere align in hue. The image operates as a comparative surface rather than a view: an informal cyanometer in which architectural blue is…


View from the Lake Valley ghost town.

I want to conduct more research into the nature and origins of the bandaid colored architecture of New Mexico.


The city of Truth or Consequences, New Mexico is a reminder that capital flows are never constant, unidirectional, or without turbulence. From one vantage point, the city represents a type of heterotopia and a potential gap in the mechanics of…


I was once told by a friend that they could easily spot me at a great distance simply from the way I move my feet when I am walking. There’s a great deal of truth to this. We exhibit an…

If we are nothing but members of a consumer society — we would no longer live in a world at all — but instead inside a process of ever-recurring cycles of things appearing and disappearing. Hannah Arendt


The making of such things is building. Its nature consists in this, that it corresponds tothe character of these things. They are locations that allow spaces. This is why building, by virtue of constructing locations, is a founding and joining…


