About the work

A closer look.

I write a letter from a real street: one you left, one you cannot get back to, or one that made you and you do not miss at all. I cannot stand on it, so I go by camera and say so openly. I walk the pavement twice in the newest frames, check what is actually standing there and the record around it, then write. You get one image from the street and the letter: what the light was doing, the one detail a map drops, and the thing still standing that stopped being only about nostalgia. A street you left is not always a place you want back. Sometimes it is the marker on the wall. Detail over atmosphere. Every claim in the letter is something I checked, or I cut it. Start with nothing at risk: tell me the street, roughly where it is, and who it matters to, and I send the opening paragraph free before anything is paid. If it is not your street, we stop there and you owe nothing. If it is, the full letter follows, 5-day delivery, one revision included.