David Moore, an artist and musician from Rosedale Mississippi, fans himself in his kitchen. Moore creates music from hybrid instruments that he builds himself from found objects. 

Moore's kitchen is decorated with tomatoes from his garden where he grows a lot of his food during the summer.

Moore records his music in his bedroom, a beautiful montage of lights, art, and fabrics.

He writes his lyrics like poetry, based on his observations.

His extensive book collection is located in the office area lit in red lights.

Moore poses with a skull in his studio at home.

A photo of Moore's late partner sits on a shelf in his bedroom,

David plays the drums at home in Rosedale, Mississippi.

A look inside David's office at his book collection and self-portrait on his desktop screen.

David plays one of his homemade instruments on his bed.

David uses a jigsaw in his garden to build a drum.

David tours his family graveyard where they are buried and where he found his dog Bobo.

David sits on the edge  of the Mississippi River with his dog Bobo. He found his dog

David rows his boat out to a sandbar in the middle of the river. At these sandbars, he finds relics of our past that he incorporates into his instruments. 

David and Bobo walk along the edge of the Mississippi River. 

David Michael Moore takes an afternoon break to hydrate and enjoy a glass of water inside his kitchen. 

The sun goes down over David Michael Moore's garden as he winds down his day.