“Where You’ll Find Me” continues the personal essay I wrote four years ago for my college applications. At the time, I often daydreamed about what it would be like to travel abroad. When the opportunity of a lifetime arose for me to have this experience, I knew I wanted to document my experience through the lens of an artist. Using my DSLR, I capture images of architecture and landscapes in my travels that evoke a profound sense of success and insignificance. Though these emotions may seem contradictory, there is often something larger or deeper in the composition that pulls me in—something I may not fully understand in the moment but come to appreciate after reflecting on the image. Often, it is larger-scale subjects that provoke a sense of unimportance that helps me put my thoughts into perspective. I print the images the size of postcards and write poems on the back like one would a real postcard, describing the emotions the image is meant to evoke. I hope these images inspire others to travel and find pieces of themselves around the world as I have. By combining the art of bookmaking with photography, I create a longer-lasting connection with viewers, allowing them to both see and feel the work. This level of interaction fosters a deeper interest and encourages viewers to explore these places for themselves. This work will continue to expand as I travel because I am far from satisfied with the small taste of the world I have experienced thus far.