Below is a selection of my writing, spanning subjects from art to technology.

Photography

• Do You See Me Now? Psychology, Photography, and the Mobile Age [WIRED.com]

• Why We All Take the Same Travel Photos [WIRED.com]

• How Photos Fuel the Spread of Fake News [WIRED.com]

• The Consequences of Publishing Leaked Photos [WIRED.com]

• How That Magical Jack Dorsey-Alex Jones Photo Happened [WIRED.com]

• ​How Photojournalists Are Documenting the Coronavirus Crisis [WIRED.com]

• The Subversive Women Who Self-Publish Novels Amid Jihadist War [WIRED.com]

• America’s Obscene Wealth, in Picture [WIRED.com]

• Out on the Texas Ranch Where Scientists Study Death [WIRED.com]

• A Cross-Country Road Trip, Courtesy of Google Street View [WIRED.com]

• Auschwitz Photographs Hidden from the Nazis Are Given New Life in Color [Artsy.com]

• The Shopping Malls and Big Box Stores Gutted by E-Commerce [WIRED.com]

• 15,000 UFO Enthusiasts Space Out Hard in Roswell [WIRED.com]

• All Aboard Air Koryo, North Korea’s Fleet of Ancient Soviet Planes [WIRED.com]

• These Concrete Relics in Arizona Helped Satellites Spy on the Soviets [WIRED.com]

• Powerful Images From Female Photographers at the Women’s March [WIRED.com]

Science and Technology

• Fusion Energy Gets Ready to Shine—Finally [WIRED Magazine, May 2020 Issue]

• Floating Farms Point the Way to Alternative Food Ecosystems [WIRED Magazine,  March 2020 Issue] 

• Automated Solar Arrays Could Help Incinerate Global Warming [WIRED Magazine, February 2020 Issue] 

• The Largest Scientific Structure Ever Powers Up in Africa [WIRED Magazine, January 2020 Issue] 

• What It Takes to Turn a Vintage F-16 Into a Drone [WIRED Magazine, December 2019 Issue]

• NASA’s Biggest Telescope Ever Prepares for a 2021 Launch [WIRED Magazine, November 2019 Issue] 

• Giant Lasers Bring Distant Twinkling Stars Into Sharp Focus [WIRED Magazine, December 2018 issue] 

• The Spiky Simulator That Will Help Find Oceans in Space [WIRED Magazine, September 2018 issue] 

• Homes for Refugees: Eight New Designs for Conflict Housing [TheGuardian.com] 

• What Happens When Everyone Makes Maps [TheAtlantic.com] 

History and Art

• Why These Ugly, Abandoned Longview Homes May Be Worth Saving [Texasmonthly.com]

• The Nation’s First Woman Senator Was a Virulent White Supremacist [Smithsonianmag.com]

• In 1920s New York, This Woman Typist Became a Pioneering Aerial Photographer [Smithsonianmag.com]

• Creating a National Art in El Salvador [Hyperallergic.com]

• Psychedelic Symbols of State Power in Nicaragua [Hyperallergic.com]

• Reconstructing Managua Before the 1972 Earthquake [Hyperallergic.com]

• Vale Cultura and the “Food for the Soul” Experiment in Brazil [Hyperallergic.com]

• ‘In Search of Vanished Blood’: Nalini Malani on Her Career, the Indian Art World and Bringing Her Documenta 13 Piece to New York [Observer.com]

• ‘Walking Is a Sketching Tool’: Neil Goldberg, Samuel Rowlett and Moira Williams Talk Peripateticism at the Dorsky Gallery [Observer.com]

• ‘I Have No Words’: Talking Emoji at Eyebeam [Observer.com]