Floating Point Values

  2008, Chromogenic Digital C-print, 41″ x 27.5″

My landscapes depict an Alien America that blurs the line of reality. Just as the photograph can turn living beings into things it can also turn things into living beings. The images were created using a method called High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI). This process helps me capture slices of time and space that the viewer can then lay over their own emotional and narrative content.

Time And Relative Dimensions In Space

  2008, Digital Print, 19″x13″

Fans of the science fiction show Dr. Who will notice that the first letter of each word in his piece Time and Relative Dimensions in Space spells out Tardis. This was the fictional time traveling device that the protagonist of the show flew around in.

Atom Smasher

 2008, Chromogenic Digital C-print, 41″ x 27.5″

Sisyphus’s Gardener

  2008, Digital Print, 19″x13″

In Greek mythology Sisyphus was a king cursed to roll a huge boulder up a hill, only to have it roll back down again and again for all eternity.

Before

  2008, Digital Print, 19″x13″

I’m sure you can figure out why I named this piece Before.

Feynman’s Freeway

2008, Digital Print, 19″x13″

In the Sum Over Histories Theory, American scientist Richard Feynman put forth the idea that a particle in space-time would go from point A to B by every possible path.

Trinary Star

2008, Digital Print, 19″x13″

Reality's Arena

  2008, Digital Print, 19″x13″

The Future of an Illusion

  2008, Digital Print, 19″x13″

Emitted or Absorbed

  2008, Digital Print, 19″x13″