Kristin

Twenty-six years ago, March rolled around and my parents were gifted another child — this one a girl, who they would grow and nurture lovingly in New England. My childhood was expansive: two years following me came my youngest sibling, and I was ultimately sandwiched between two brothers. This felt perfectly placed.

I was given my first digital camera at fifteen, and it changed my ways of thinking forever. I carried my bulky Nikon with me everywhere, and this extra baggage felt more attached to my personality than it did to my own physical being. I loved taking it with me and it was rare I would forget it before leaving my house.

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why art?

Reflecting on my childhood has always brought a deep sense of comfort, bringing gentle reminders that who I am now is simply a continuation of who I’ve always been.

Shadows casting on slow mornings, the murmur of distant discussions from unknown strangers —

My love for nature, moments, and unspoken human emotion has always been a part of me and I’m thankful I can share it with you, too.

in honor of the beauty all around me; i hope to bring as much peace into the world as nature does for me.
love letters from my heart. capturing the smallest of moments so i can remember them forever.
a pen that was born at the same time as me. i’m an overthinker and a daydreamer and these ideas flow even when i don’t think i have any more left to say.