This series represents an early, self-contained body of work centered on perception, attention, meaning-making, and in-camera optical phenomena. These concerns continue to inform my later bodies of work, including projection photography, through a sustained interest in dynamic transformation across a variety of surfaces.
The series offers a unique perspective on Central Park and its surrounding landmarks in Manhattan. Captured between 2007 and 2010, the images reveal surreal and impressionistic scenes formed entirely through natural reflections in the park’s lakes and ponds (and, in one case, from the windows of The Metropolitan Museum of Art). Each image records a fleeting visual event and is intended to be experienced at large scale, where its perceptual complexity fully emerges.
Eye On The Plaza
Taking The High Way
Bow Bridges
Big Apple Tour
The Great Flood
Stranded But Not Alone
Topsy Turvy World
A Truly Unique Dining Experience
Upper Wet Side
Tremors
Central Park South
The Highline
Plaza Impression
Breakaway
The Voyeur
Meteor Strike
A World Without Borders
Secret Garden
The Only Way Out
Twin Sails
Urban Still Life
Tale Of Two Cities
The Swamp
Your Brain On Quack
Going Topless
Sanctuary
Swamp Thing
Psychedelic Trip
Urban Landscape
Heading Downstream
Flotilla
Lost In Translation
Enchanted Forest
Needles
Decked Out
Strange World
Relationship Issues
The Forest
Separation Anxiety
Togetherness
Hanging Out (Literally)
