Contemporary color humanist photography
Photographs of reflection, gesture, passage, and human presence — shaped into books.
Seeing Beyond the Surface
My photographs explore the spaces where reflections, glass, people, and light briefly overlap. Rather than documenting events, I look for moments when ordinary public life becomes visually layered—where separate realities occupy the same frame.
Books
Each book gathers a body of photographs into a sustained visual sequence —
reflections, street encounters, human presence, and the layered surfaces of public life.
Unstaged Paris is a photographic study of the city as it unfolds in passing—through reflections, gestures, layered surfaces, and brief encounters. Made with a 28mm lens and an observational approach, the photographs look beyond landmarks to the quieter, unscripted relationships that shape everyday Paris.
Shared Surfaces explores public life through glass, reflection, transit spaces, windows, and layered urban surfaces — people half-seen, passing, waiting, and briefly held within the frame.
Presence explores human trace, stillness, and emotional residue through restrained color, gesture, shadow, and fragments of everyday life — photographs where people are seen, implied, remembered, or quietly felt within the frame.
Interflections explores city life through glass, reflection, signage, color, and layered urban movement — photographs where streets, interiors, people, and surfaces briefly merge into shifting visual fragments.
Concrete Lotus: Chinatown Streets explores Chinatown through color, gesture, signage, weather, and cultural memory — photographs of resilience, humor, movement, and everyday poetry across Boston, New York, Paris, and San Francisco.
Roads Without Silence: 9 Weeks in India traces a journey through India in photographs of movement, work, waiting, and human presence — a search for stillness, grace, and quiet rhythm within the noise of everyday life.