FINE ART · DOCUMENTARY · COMMISSIONS
The Work
Collections, commissions, and documentary projects
What happens when you stop shooting what sells and start documenting what disappears.
THE ARC
20+ Years. Eight Series. One Vision.
It started with commissions — Starck, Ogilvy, Harper's Bazaar. The briefs disappeared. The images didn't. Then came the collections — hotels, cities, neon signs, vanishing murals. Each series documents what the world is trying to erase.
The commissions built the craft. The collections carry the purpose.
Philippe Starck (The Yamu Resort, carte blanche Ogilvy). Harper's Bazaar Thailand (cover + editorial) . Kraemer Paris (campaign). These commissions are now original artworks — the commercial brief is long gone, the images endure.
IPA 3rd Place Advertising · Honorable Mention People
Explore the Collection →Theatrical photography in grand interiors. Staircases that lead nowhere. Rooms that remember everything. Where architecture meets narrative — each frame a scene from a story you half-remember.
An 11th-century Benedictine priory. Thirty designers. Forty models. Six days.
Explore the Collection →Casinos implode buildings. LED replaces neon. Heritage disappears. I photograph what remains. The Stardust. In Love. Binion's Horseshoe. Each one witnessed decades of American history — desegregation, the Rat Pack, organized crime — before corporations decided heritage was less profitable than parking lots.
Licensed Artist — The Neon Museum Las Vegas. APA Honorable Mention.
Discover the Project →Where photography meets experimentation. Mixed media, compositing, and creative concepts that refuse to stay inside the frame. The laboratory where every other series was born.
Fine Art · Experimental · Ongoing
Explore the Collection →The city that never sleeps, photographed in the moments when it almost does. From Manhattan's vertical ambition to Staten Island's forgotten calm — the New York nobody puts on postcards.
New York · Street Photography
Explore the Collection →Tokyo and Osaka after dark. Neon reflections, solitary figures, a country caught between hyper-modernity and ancient ritual. The silence between the signs.
Day vs Night photography. Tokyo · Osaka · 2012
Explore the Collection →Chromatic archaeology. The walls that made Wynwood famous are disappearing under luxury condos. I document what remains before the developers finish what gentrification started.
Miami · 2016. New chapter — May 2026.
Explore the Collection →The end of Route 66. Where America runs out of road and starts dreaming again. Boardwalk life, Pacific light, and the quiet poetry of a city that never quite became Los Angeles.
California · Street Photography
Explore the Collection →Every series exists as fine art limited editions — museum-quality Diasec, editions of 5 to 30. Produced for galleries, collectors, and institutions. The commercial era funded the mission. The limited editions carry it forward.
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