Discovering that I live with aphantasia — the inability to form images in my mind’s eye — shed light on an unsettling feeling that has accompanied me all my life: a sense of being unanchored. Upon learning that I cannot visually reconstruct memories, I came to understand why photographs have always carried such weight for me.
 

Seeking Grace is a calm investigation of intertwined timelines: human, architectural, natural, and spiritual. The photographs are evidence that I have lived. More importantly, they are evidence of my encounters with the mystery that animates life.
 

Unable to clearly anticipate pictures, I rely on presence and slowness as I move through open-ended wanderings — both a quiet act of rebellion and a privilege in the age of distraction. In the words of photographer Sergio Larraín, “in our work of hunters of miracles, […] you walk around in surprise, seeing reality as if it is for the first time.”