On the Other Side is an annual self-portrait photography project that I return to each year. It’s a way of recording my life as it unfolds without performance. I’ve been working on this personal photography project for nine years, allowing it to evolve alongside me.
Each year, I set a simple goal: to create one self-portrait a month. Some months pass without a single image. Other months offer three or four.
These self-portraits are created quietly, over the course of the year. They reflect the in-between seasons of motherhood, grief, and becoming. They document what it looks like to live on the other side of what once was.
