The consulting work is one part of what ROZUM is. The research, the writing, the photography, and the public history projects are the rest. The form changes. The approach doesn't.
Research · Public History
Started in 2020, Slavers of New York is a public history project documenting the merchants, financiers, and families who built fortunes in the slave trade, and whose names still appear on streets, buildings, and institutions across New York City. The history of American slavery is not only a southern story.
Research · Food Anthropology
A book project in early development at the intersection of food, culture, and health. More soon.
Documentary Photography
Documentary photography rooted in community, place, and the people who make both. Work shown at NYU Kimmel Center, Carrie Able Gallery, Viridian Artists, ArtBridge/NYCHA, and venues across New York, Brooklyn, Queens, Boston, and California.
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