Stories of fragments. Fragments of stories.
“You are the sum total of everything you’ve ever seen, heard, eaten, smelled, been told, forgot – it’s all there.”
Glad you made it here
I’ve always wondered why, no matter where I am, I always feel slightly of out of place, fragmented, constantly looking for something — else, finding myself unable to make the world, somehow, intelligible.
This feeling of dissonance tends to fade through storytelling, and storylistening. I find solace in the stories I tell, the photos I capture, the work I create, not in their own substance but in the reflections they can offer of other people’s words, photos, and work.
mosaic narratives is a space where fragments of stories, of lives, come together, forming something greater than their parts.
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My stories are a multitude of reflections of who I am, what I see, and what I would like the world to be — a reality imagined through words. My words take the form of personal essays, creative non-fiction, poetry, weaving my worlds together into undefined genres.
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Holding a camera makes me see the poetry of the world, in its tiniest, most prosaic details.
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“Work is love made visible,” said Khalil Gibran. I’ve come across some beautiful work experiences, mostly at the United Nations, which have given me a sense of deep commitment to our world and its - rather flawed - organization.
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