A feature-length documentary film that explores how communities are working to protect, repair and salvage a climate-changed coastline
A short film about Blue Lab's inaugural Popup Story Patch at Morris Arboretum & Gardens in Philadelphia
A Speculative Atlas of California
Digging Out in the Palisades Fire Burn Zone
Views from Crete
Views from An American Roadtrip
Views from the Animal-Human Interface
The Collapsing Fisheries of Northeastern Brazil
A Field Survey
Views of the San Joaquin Valley
A Story of Oahu's Diverging Foodways
Mining California
American Photographic Artists San Diego and Photographer's Eye Collective (Group Show)
Throughline Collective and FotoFest Houston (Group Show)
A Speculative Atlas of California (Solo Shows)
Community Seed Savers in the Diaspora(Solo Show)
Views from the Los Angeles Aqueduct (Solo Show)
Commercial Fishing in Northeastern Brazil (Solo and Group Shows)
Views of the San Joaquin Valley (Solo Shows)
Interview, LENSCRATCH
Photo Essay, Blue Lab
Photo Essay, High Country News
Interview, aPhotoEditor
Project Feature, Fraction Magazine Issue 176
Urbanautica Institute Awards 2022 (Special Mention)
Photo Essay, BOOM: A Journal of California, 5.2
Essay by Glen M. MacDonald, photographs by Barron Bixler, BOOM: A Journal of California, 4.3
Exhibition Review, Civil Eats
Exhibition Spotlight, Fresno Bee: Spotlight
Interview, DVAFoto
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A public art project that invites visitors into conversations, experiences and creative projects that reframe how they imagine the more-than-human world
A biennial exhibition that celebrates, and interrogates, the interplay of two fields that are essential realms of human expression
A yearlong public art project to reimagine the LA River as a generative public space that can green and reconnect LA's diverse communities
