PSAMERA
A project rooted in the Sonoran lands, tracing how landscape, agriculture, and memory shape the way we see and feel the world.
PSAMERA began as a quiet record of the Coachella Valley, fields, canals, service roads, and the long line where desert meets sky. What started as single frames became an ongoing field journal of season, work, and the way this region holds memory in plain sight.
The work moves between photography, print, and small-runs, always with an attention to materials, texture, and the on going rhythm of seasons. It is less about nostalgia and more about staying with what is here: cold winters, hot summers, palms, and power lines cutting through open sky.
PSAMERA is made for people who know these edges between rural and built, old and new, silence and infrastructure. The aim is simple: build artifacts that feel honest to the Sonoran Desert, made with high standards and real care for the community that lives here, while leaving space for your own story to enter.