This ongoing work is a peripheral glimpse into scenes that make up a collective conscience of the White Mountains and experiences found within the surrounding rural communities. It is both a love-letter to the area and its people and a personal exploration into the meaning of home, memory, and fragments of a quietly changing landscape under the weight of climate disruption.

North Country communities face not only environmental change, but cultural and economic shifts fueled by the very migration patterns and tourism economies that both sustain and strain the region. It is as hopeful and beautiful as it is complex and alienated, grappling with a slow-moving identity crisis as definable as these mountain rivers or changing winds. Erratic winters, warming rivers, and fragile seasons have altered the rhythms that once felt dependable.

NEVERLAND is a working edit of images from a region that has been a constant throughout my life, and the lives of many others. The work comes about by long drives on back roads, conversations with friends and strangers, and the beauty in the randomness of everyday life.