I am interested in the relation of time and the action of time on photographs, and some of my projects (Last Look, 1999) are attempts to use photographic images to express mystery and loss. My most recent digital work explores images as maps of alternative states of consciousness.

After working as a commercial and newspaper photographer in the 70's, I started developing more personal projects after experimenting with digital processes incorporating these techniques into serigraph and gum-bichromate prints. I have exhibited in several group shows in California over the past ten years, most recently in October, 2004, as part of the Figurative Point of View at the SRJC Gallery in Santa Rosa, CA.

The Écorché Project (2004-2005) uses the tension between the beautiful and the grotesque to express
mortality and vulnerability.

Style
Fine Art and experimental nudes, architectural, and historical Rock photos from the 70's.

Technique
Digital photographs, inkjet and Iris prints.

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