1.7 is a photo and written exploration of the Black male experience at UT Austin.

What a Doll Wants is a Kiki ball hosted February 2025 celebrating trans womxn.

The collection of work includes pictures from his past and present, life and his work. Wrapped up in a cycle of birth, death, and rebirth are a cocktail of vignettes from his multi-year body of work, The Black Yearbook, Astroworld, his nephew's birth, and the funeral rites of a beloved Aunt named Kecha. They all come together to form a landscape–a South whose subtleties are a far cry from the cowboy cartoons. This horizon line stitches a new Southern becoming. Bereal depicts a South where a different regard for life pervades. Life is precious because death is always lingering and acknowledged. It joins us for every moment of quiet we assume we're alone. Bereal is assembling a counter narrative to the South we see propped up by commercial image makers, barren lands and straw houses no more. "I'm from an infamous town in Texas that people have ventriloquized like much of the South for many years. It's deserving of a grander perspective."

An ethnographic study of the Black collegiate experience across the united states. Bereal captures students at public and private schools, historically Black colleges/universities, trade schools, and community colleges.

An ethnographic study of the Black collegiate experience at The University of Texas at Austin.