Hayden loves to explore how photography develops cultural memory, nostalgia, and a sense of historical knowledge. In exploring the relative truth values of images, he examines urban landscapes as a multidimensional, cultural sieve through which βkairosβ can emerge.
Kairos is the representation of logos and cosmos come together. The instant in which the world releases meaning, like a poem in celebration of the event. It is light and shade perfectly balanced, when clarity emerges amid the confusion of forms.
Hayden graduated from Carleton College in 2016 with a BA in Physics and Astronomy. At Carleton, Hayden studied pulsar emission geometry, french language, and political theory. He is currently working on a Master of Architecture at the Spitzer School. He enjoys yoga, hiking, cooking, biking, camping, and Sumatran coffee.
Hayden lives and works in Harlem, New York.