I live most days feeling as though I am dreaming, watching myself from the third person. It’s not something I always notice in the mo- ment; though when the end of the day approaches it sinks in. I begin an attempt to recall my day only to find a gray blur.
With my photography not only am I at work to keep a visual record for myself to remember my days, and that I am in fact living them; I am also attempting to capture life through the lens of being wide asleep. The surreality of everyday life caught in a frame - moments when the waking world and chemical memories collide.
