I'm a fine art photographer with a meditative practice -- making ephemeral, often mystical arrangements of the elements of nature. I call it 'Spirit of Place.' My process is a metaphor for navigating my life today. Against the backdrop of pandemic and social and political unrest, I explore the natural order...investigate and accept the disorder at hand...and attempt to create a new and meaningful re-ordering of things. It feels like hope.
I seek to surprise and stimulate. I want to show you something you haven't seen before. My photographs are in the permanent collections of museums (MOCA/Atlanta, Gregg Museum of Art/Raleigh) and private collections. And I'm proud to be co-founder of the largest community based photography festival in the US -- Atlanta Celebrates Photography. Choose your special place -- woods, shore or desert -- and take a walk with me..
My art business has been designated as a "Trusted Art Seller" with The Art Storefronts Organization, which means you can shop with confidence, and know that I stand behind the quality and value of my products.
I'm inspired by artists who challenge me to see anew -- to question the status quo and to look for new meaning in familiar forms and stories. Some of my favorites are Masao Yamamoto, the Starn Twins, Harry Callahan, Andy Goldsworthy, Shona Wilson and John Pfahl.
My practice is experiential as I create personal arrangements of natural forms and photograph them in different timeframes, seasons and perspectives. My eye and my cameras are always changing. The process is a practice akin to mediation.
I am co-founder of Atlanta Celebrates Photography, the largest community photo festival in the country. For 21 years, ACP has been a catalyst for fine art photography, with offerings ranging from lectures, exhibitions and public art to art collaborations and portfolio reviews. My own work is in museums and private collections nationwide.
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