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I found my camera on the ground 3 years ago in Harlem, at a sidewalk spot known as "junkie's bazaar" - bought it for $5. (I've bought a lot of things from those guys over the years. I thank them.) What moves me is to attempt a dialogue with this camera and its nominal past. The images are informed by that dialogue. Closely related to that is another subject I am exploring: the nature of technological advancement. It is definitely possible to exhaust a given technology; however, a good portion of our advancement leaves behind intrinsic and undiscovered utility for the sake of what is simply new. Infinity resides within the supposedly obsolete parameters of some of our old technologies. Nevertheless, it's not about being a romantic or a luddite: I don't worship the old or the new. I am fascinated, though, about searching for images squarely within the parameters of this camera.

staying in business

2006
40 x 40

selfish to find you

2006
c-print
100 x 100

how brothers walk

2004
silver gelatin print
100 x 100

Nonsense between Earth & Sky

2004
giclee print
101 x 101 cm

Machine. (...my sheen)

2006
silver gelatin print
101 x 101 cm (40 in x 40 in)

wine tasting on empty street

2005
giclee print on archival paper
50 cm x 50 cm

made family by waiting

2006
silver gelatin print
50 cm x 50 cm