About
I’m a 24-year-old writer and photographer residing in South Minneapolis, Minnesota. I enjoy wearing hoodies, drinking hot cocoa, and sleeping in late. I’m an INFP, if you’re into the whole Jungian/Myers-Briggs sort of thing.
I like Jewish theology and philosophy in a traditional-egalitarian context (e.g. women rabbis and gay marriages), journalism/new media, reproductive and mental health, hearing loss and surrounding technology, and a slew of arts and humanities.
I’m a graduate of Arts High in literary art. I also studied digital photography at MCAD during high school, and was a Star Tribune communications intern one summer. I worked a string of crappy office and retail jobs before having a nervous breakdown and starting school at MCTC.
My photography has been shown/sold at galleries in Minneapolis and New York City, featured online by Minnesota Public Radio, and in print by New Scientist.
- A little common sense: the thoughts/views/opinions expressed on this website (and on websites such as Twitter or my blog) are mine alone, and do not reflect the opinions of any of companies or organizations with which I have been affiliated. That would be stupid.
