A documentary art practice.
I pay attention to the work before the work.
The quiet moments.
The rituals people don’t name.
The way we steady ourselves before we begin.
Work Together
A few ways to step into the practice.
Field Trips
One-day, small-group experiences in New York City.
We visit a place where real work is happening.
I share a simple framework for observing people, systems, and process.
Participants practice noticing and reflecting throughout the day.
This is for people who want to sharpen how they see work and connect through shared experience.
Language Sessions
Focused working sessions for individuals or teams.
We examine how you currently describe your work.
I ask questions, listen for patterns, and reflect back what’s actually there.
Together, we arrive at language that is accurate, specific, and usable.
People leave with words they can stand behind.
In the Field
For organizations and leadership teams.
I spend a full day embedded with your team during normal work.
I observe meetings, conversations, decisions, and dynamics.
I synthesize what I see into a Field Note of the Day — a written and visual record of how your culture operates in practice.
Teams use this as a reference point for alignment, growth, and change.
Patronage
Supporting the Work
Field Notes is an ongoing art practice.
Patronage supports the work itself — so it can unfold without compromise.