About the series

 

In my early years as an artist, I honed my vision as an abstract photographer by focusing on a variety of subjects, such as landscapes, architectural details, and close-up details of man-made objects like cars, overhead wires, and tar painted on asphalt. In the process, I realized that I am often drawn to images that carry a certain meditative quality. Part of this is achieved by using a sparse language of geometrical shapes, lines, and rhythms.

 

By abstracting away from the literal subject matter, I hope to leave behind the question “What is it?”, and let our associations to come to the forefront. My goal is for the photographs to have a feeling of meditative simplicity, so they are images not from our everyday, mundane world of hustle and bustle, but instead from the more symbolic and archetypal world of our imagination.

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All photographs are archival pigment prints, on the highly-textured Hahnemuehle William Turner paper. Prints are available at 12” x 12”, 20” x 20”, 40” x 40”, and 58” x 58”.