Fine art photography is a form of artistic expression that conveys a concept, emotion or makes a statement that isn’t necessarily connected to perceived existence. It is by nature subjective, not documentary. However, moving beyond that, my work expresses my vision and interpretation of the world. It often has an edge that others shy away from. Sometimes that is a perverse interpretation of humanity. I love doing work that is provocative, subversive, and challenges traditional norms and societal expectations.
Each carefully composed image invites the audience to confront their own biases and examine the thin line between the permissible and the forbidden. Through meticulous lighting, staging, and post-processing techniques, I create visually striking scenes that are simultaneously alluring and discomforting.
Through the use of unconventional subject matter, I seek to disrupt traditional perceptions of reality, identity, or authority, often provoking thought or eliciting strong emotional reactions. My photography can deal with the erotic and the taboo. I seek to challenge viewers’ preconceptions and spark dialogue about desire, power dynamics, and cultural taboos. Each carefully composed image invites the viewer to confront their own biases and examine the thin line between the permissible and the forbidden.
Through meticulous lighting, staging, and post-processing techniques, I create visually striking scenes that are simultaneously alluring and discomforting. I appreciate people’s reactions to my work whether the reactions are pleasure, anger, disgust or surprise.
I like creating images that you won’t see elsewhere.
