A film about change that looks at closed prisons around the U.S., considering what they’ve turned into, the community efforts behind their closure, and the forms of loss and reckoning that their closure does and does not address. 

A two-channel video and photographic series that introduces the pending closure of Arizona’s Florence Correctional Complex, amidst today’s calls for prison abolition, in dialogue with the Phoenix grassroots organization, Mass Liberation Arizona.

A two-channel video about the histories and futures of Rikers Island jail complex in New York, set against conversations about abolition and imagining what Rikers could become other than a prison.

Photography and writing that studies the roots of modern prisons in fortresses and castles, architecture of warfare that reveal something of the nature of mass incarceration today

A large body of photograph and text pieces that engage the landscapes in which prisons, jails and detention centers throughout all 50 U.S. states and territories

Video and still photographs made in Mississippi the summer before the 2004 presidential election, investigating youth boot camps in the state.

A six-channel video installation remixing archival and architectural representations of the U.S. prison system.