Studies in Devotion

These pieces are part of an ongoing series exploring companionship as it’s lived — quietly, repeatedly, without ceremony.

They come from watching rather than directing.
From letting closeness unfold instead of arranging it.

From noticing how two bodies settle near each other.
How joy shows up quietly.
How companionship lives in habit, not declaration.

Each portrait is an interpretation, not a replica,
not not a perfect likeness.

Because what we remember most clearly is rarely exact.
It’s how something felt to be near.