Works in Process is a photographic exhibition featuring works created between 2019 and 2021. This virtual exhibition includes selected works from several photographic short projects created in my undergraduate art courses and as well as my own independent work. The majority of the work in this exhibition was created amidst the COVID-19 pandemic when the focus of my art practice shifted to working from my home and exploring low-budget and DIY methods of image making. The photographs from Estimating Six Feet are selections from a photographic book called Homebody, which explored the meditative capacity of a daily photographic practice. I have also included images from two 2019 works that greatly influenced my current work. A second project, This is a garden for healing, features three digital scans from a fabric cyanotype installation I created in the fall of 2020. The project explored connections between healing from medical trauma following surgery and the restorative process of building and maintaining a garden. My newest cyanotype work in progress, Transparent bodies, is perhaps an extension from This is a garden for healing. The two selected prints from the series feature x-ray and MRI images I requested from my insurance company and are part of an ongoing intrinsic investigation following my surgery in August 2020 and subsequent chronic pain. Some of the prints in the series are composed of a combination of medical images and unearthly beings or environments, which can be observed in the print titled “Soft matter” which combines MRI brain scans and digital photographs of jellyfish. As the title alludes, this process of developing an art practice and exploration of different ways of making photographic work continues into the present. Following my time as a student, my biggest hope is to remain a student of my craft forever as I learn from the wisdom of the artists working before and after the present moment.