Where Do You Sleep? Where Do You Sleep? Ten photographers have been selected for the project and have created varying works exploring their visions of homelessness. The photography intimately delves into the world of living on the edge while maintaining an aesthetic balance for a gallery quality exhibition.

Tuesday, December 13, 2016. It is a fast-progressing poem in the style of Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries. The main inspiration for this poem was a documentary called The True Cost. To create a chaotic atmosphere, there are two separate audio tracks playing simultaneously during the video. One is of me reading the words on the screen.

Anxiety is felt by many people on a daily basis. This poem is my testimony. A piece that shows the moon as the good guy for once. An expression of what it is like to rely on the moon night after night. My second digital piece is on the different levels of pain and the way pain changes us. We all experience different types of pain through out our lives and how it effects us varies from person to person.