Mixed media installation, 2010 Installation view / Detail of viewing hole / Interior view Wood, acrylic, wallpaper, archival pigment print, video & audio components 8"x13"x24"
Throughout my career as a photographer, I have produced tens of thousands of images that have both intellectually and emotionally lured the viewer through the surface and into an illusionary two-dimensional space. When approaching a photograph, there is an anticipation and expectation of being transported to
Visual modes of communication are being created and consumed at an ever-increasing rate in our contemporary culture. A 2015 New York Times article stated that Kodak announced consumers around the world had taken 80 billion photos in the year 2000. That number had increased to
--- The series, Collective Individual : Glass Portraits, considers the role of the individual’s identity within perceptions of self, family, and community. It arises from my own personal exploration of the challenges and benefits of living in a culturally mixed family. Each of the glass portraits merges