I designed this digital illustration to accompany my essay, “On Dwelling: Anatomy and Architecture during Coronavirus,” which was published by Artblog, an independent online arts journal based in Philadelphia, in April 2020, and more recently by Atlantika, an international collective of artists, curators, and writers.

I designed this digital illustration to accompany my essay, “On Dwelling: Anatomy and Architecture during Coronavirus,” which was published by Artblog, an independent online arts journal based in Philadelphia, in April 2020, and later by Atlantika, an international collective of artists, curators, and writers.

I designed this digital illustration to accompany my essay, “On Dwelling: Anatomy and Architecture during Coronavirus,” which was published by Artblog, an independent online arts journal based in Philadelphia, in April 2020, and later by Atlantika, an international collective of artists, curators, and writers.

I took this digital photograph to accompany my essay, “At Home at the Baltimore Museum of Art: ‘Mickalene Thomas: A Moment’s Pleasure,’” which was published by Artblog, an independent online arts journal based in Philadelphia, in September 2020.

I submitted this digital diptych to the Penn Institute for Urban Research “Cities and Contagion” photo contest, and it was selected as a finalist.

I submitted this composite image of six digital photographs to the Penn Institute for Urban Research “Cities and Contagion” photo contest. It depicts shuttered stores around Baltimore, painted over with signs of hope.

I submitted this composite image of four digital photographs to the Penn Institute for Urban Research “Cities and Contagion” photo contest. Though it was not chosen as a winner or finalist for the contest, “Square Signs #1” was selected by the Hamilton Arts Collective to be included in their virtual exhibition “Bearing Witness – the artists’ tenacious view,” which will be on view from February 15–April 15, 2021.

I recently made this composite image of four square signs I found around my neighborhood. It’s a companion piece to “Square Signs #1.”

I submitted this composite image of four digital photographs to the Penn Institute for Urban Research 2020 “Cities and Contagion” photo contest.

I shot “Still Life” with my digital SLR in the closing hours of 2020. It was inspired by the painting genre, and composed of a mixture of traditional and contemporary objects. “Still Life” was recently selected by the Hamilton Arts Collective to be included in their virtual exhibition “Bearing Witness – the artists’ tenacious view,” which will be on view from February 15–April 15, 2021.