Photography focused on documenting contemporary Inuit culture across both land and community settings. Working with Arctic Stock, I captured traditional practices including sewing, tool-making, throat singing, and on-the-land activities.
Ikaluktutiak — “a place of many fish” — has relied on Arctic char for generations. However, as climate change alters freeze-up, ice-off, and water conditions, the timing of char migrations is becoming increasingly difficult to predict.
Field photography documenting a hunting trip near Umingmaktok, Nunavut, alongside a local Inuit hunter. The work captures travel on the land, harvesting, and the practical knowledge that guides each step.
Working alongside Viventem in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, I provided field photography in direct support of Arctic research operations. The goal is usable images for research teams across multiple platforms, from reports to socials.
