“miami from the corner of my eye” is an ongoing photographic project that meditates on miami’s disorienting, ecstatic, and isolating contradictions—what I see as the city’s unique crisis of modernity. rather than chasing spectacle or narrative climax, the work captures mood: the suspended tension between desiccation and overdevelopment, abandonment and reinvention.

created through long dérives—daylong, aimless drifts across the city’s landscapes—i document miami from below: its architectural decay, sun-bleached verticalities, and unresolved futures. these photographic fragments are assembled into an installation that evokes a city moving rhizomatically, not linearly—growing out in unpredictable directions, fueled by overlapping migrations and cultural memories.