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Clockshop: Carmen Argote, Last Light, Short Film

I documented artist Carmen Argote (@carmen.argote) on one of her regular walking routes through the city during quarantine.

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USC Arts in Action: Jails & Justice Project

This project brought together USC students, Black Lives Matter (@blmlosangeles), and the Institute of Theatre and Social Change (@uscsda) — all who are committed to reimagining policing, incarceration and public safety.

Alison O’Daniel Photographs Featured In LA Weekly (January 2016)

Some of my photos were included in LA Weekly‘s article featuring a live performance by artist Alison O’Daniel with the Centennial High School marching band (Compton).

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