Fathers Hands Project

The older I get, the more my hands look like my father’s, and now the sight of my own hands trigger vivid memories we shared together when I was a boy.

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“The Father’s Hands Project” is a photographic series that delves into the intimate and often underrepresented narratives of Black fatherhood.

this project seeks to challenge prevailing stereotypes and provide a nuanced portrayal of the bonds between Black fathers and sons.

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This is a multi-generational portrait series that began in 2018 in New York, the most recent session took place in Los Angeles. I look forward to continuitng the series across the United States

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As seen in the LA Times and HuffPost

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More information here

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