Fifteen months as a combat medic in Iraq, and the years after, trying to piece together what came back with me.
See the collection Why this exists ↓I was a combat medic with Bravo Company, 5-20 Infantry, deployed to Iraq in 2006, and I spent years after that in the fire service. Somewhere along the way it got hard to tell what's a memory and what's a dream, what actually happened and what I've added to it since. These pieces are my attempt at sorting some of that out.
Each one starts with something real, a role, an object, a moment, and I use digital tools to make it closer to how it felt than how it looked. The medic, the radio operator, the sergeant, the driver, the kid waiting at home, and the weight each of them carries.
I'm making these for myself as much as anyone. If you served, you might find something of yours in here. If you didn't, maybe it brings you a little closer to someone who did.
Archival, museum-grade prints. Each one is made when you order it, not pulled from a shelf — so nothing sits waiting, and nothing arrives less than it should.
About 50 pieces exist in this series. They're released a few at a time. Leave your email and you'll get a short note when the next batch is up. Nothing else.
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Sizing, framing, a piece for someone specific. Send a note and I'll get back to you.
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