This book was born from a season of unraveling and a camera. Using Polaroid emulsion lifts — a delicate process where instant film becomes something dreamlike and painterly — I wove together nature photography, poetry, and journal entries into a visual meditation on grief and renewal. Paired with fragments from Emily Dickinson, Taylor Swift, and others who gave me words when I had none, Auroras and Sad Prose is my quiet act of faith that beauty endures — and that sometimes, all we need to heal is to show up in the woods and pay attention. A companion piece to my solo exhibit of the same name — a title borrowed from a lyric in Taylor Swift's The Lakes — opening in July.
This book was born from a season of unraveling and a camera. Using Polaroid emulsion lifts — a delicate process where instant film becomes something dreamlike and painterly — I wove together nature photography, poetry, and journal entries into a visual meditation on grief and renewal. Paired with fragments from Emily Dickinson, Taylor Swift, and others who gave me words when I had none, Auroras and Sad Prose is my quiet act of faith that beauty endures — and that sometimes, all we need to heal is to show up in the woods and pay attention. A companion piece to my solo exhibit of the same name — a title borrowed from a lyric in Taylor Swift's The Lakes — opening in July.
Book Size: 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
# of Pages: 42
Publish Date: Feb 27, 2026
Language English
