bEHIND
the
masK

This awarding winning photo series which was published on The Washington Post is in honor of my ancestors who smiled when they were not happy, laughed when nothing was funny, and cried when they were not sad so that I could be here today.

Cornell Watson The Drowning

tarred
Healing

This photo series which solo exhibited at The National Civil Rights Museum, is a combination of conceptual and documentary photography that reflect the experiences of Chapel Hill’s Black community, past and present, on campus and in the community.

the pain and
Joy of Black
Fatherhood

A photo essay published at The Assembly about the black dads and complexity of raising Black kids.

Happy to see
you here

A photo essay published on The Washington Post about the peace and joy of Blackness on Martha’s Vineyard.