Filter
Unnamed Forty Four — Sidelong :: (click image to see more)
When I photographed with film there was a disconnect between when I made the image and when I made the print. I work iteratively so I update and revise my idea trying new things on the fly as I shoot ... and then I ...
Living Organism
Unnamed Twenty Eight, 2018 — Sidelong :: (click to see more)
In considering ideas for my next project, I've been thinking about the city as a living organism or perhaps a living reef. The inert infrastructure is ever morphing from the efforts of us the living inhabitants - we are like the city's life blood. We ...
Rhythm
Unnamed Twenty One, 2017 — Sidelong :: (click to see more)
Wait a sec - I’m not interested in the intersection of time and rhythm, like I said last week – it’s just rhythm.
Time is a factor of rhythm not a separate element – so are cycles, so is movement, so is pattern. This is why music ...
Disjunctive Time
Unnamed Eighteen, 2017 — Sidelong :: (click to see more)
Time is a peculiar thing for me. I'm beginning to wonder if I have some form of memory issue. I kind of need images as a key to remember or perhaps I should say - images act as a key for memories. Today I'm feeling rather ...
What Next?
Stationary Front, 2016 – Convergent :: (click to see more)
I've spent a lot of time contemplating how things are going to unfold in the near future - both in general and personally. First of all, because I'm self-employed it means I'm on my own for future finances but also I'm having a hard time imagining ...
The City/Body
Orange Jupiter Squall, 2014 – Light Signatures :: (click to see more)
Staring out my studio window now watching as vehicles and people struggle to move about in this winter snow storm I imagine the city as a body - somewhat geometric in design but organic in it's deference to the geography of the land.
Referring ...
Photograph As Window
Inked Photo On Paper, 1994 :: (Click to see more)
In speaking with my grandmother last night, she talked about an early work of mine she has where I broke the bounds of the photographic frame by drawing and colouring - extending the image beyond the photograph. Her comment - this piece was from an ...