When I started photographing in Los Angeles around 2004, I worked the way many amateur photographers start: out walking and making photographs of whatever I found visually intriguing. In that approach, public spaces were the subject by default, simply because that was where I was. When I moved to New
For years I felt the projects I completed while living in Los Angeles were unresolved. I wasn't sure what was missing, and as time went by I started to feel content with the artist books I had laying around. That changed once I began seriously working on the
Twenty-two walks made by rail from Queens to the towns of Long Island between 2014 and 2016. The final book in the Quartet of Corridors, moving east, town by town, until the island runs out.
A series of twenty-two walks made by rail from Queens to the towns of Long Island between 2014 and 2016. The project moves eastward, town by town, until the island runs out.
Early New York photographs made while walking the city. A closing image reframes the work and signals what follows.