Jesika Theos Photography

08/15/2022

Oysters, natural wine, & dinner in a farm field with many new friends.

07/02/2022

Joshua Tree sister trip

06/17/2022

Early morning views in Joshua Tree.

02/09/2022

“That tension is what Croney Moses leans into: the process of making. In My Babies, she purposefully let the glue lines show, recalling how she felt she was coming apart at the seams when she was pregnant. And how having children has shifted who she is, and how that goes into her work too.”

02/07/2022

“‘I push the wood to its limits, and it pushes back,’ says Alison Croney Moses. ‘Sometimes you can hear it, protesting.’”

“Alison Croney Moses with her 2021 sculpture My Babies, featuring two small pods nestled into the main figure, all carved from a single block of cedar. ‘It captures a moment in time after the birth of children,’ she says, ‘when mother and children are still dependent on each other.’”

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02/02/2022

“For Strebel, who spent years homeless before making enough money selling jewelry to get off the streets, losing her home means losing a chance at building a stable life. Now, she wonders if this motel is her last stop before ending up on the streets again. ‘I was trying to go back to school, and making money selling jewelry. I wasn’t a loser. I was productive. Now I have nothing to show for it,’ she says.”

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12/08/2021

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07/26/2021

“Natural wine for me is produced in a way that isn’t detrimental to the environment and our bodies. It’s representative and reflective of place and tradition, and reflects my values.”
Pictured: Lauren Friel of &

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07/25/2021

Recent work for . I had the pleasure of photographing some shop/bar owners ruling the natural wine scene in Boston.
Pictured: Haley Fortier of &
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07/25/2021

07/19/2021

Camping on the beach this past spring in Martha’s Vineyard.