In The Studio: Recent Work Profiled in Photograph

Stanford Bunny (x2) and work form Any Color You Like profiled in the most recent issue of photograph for the column, In The Studio.

From the text by Adam Ryder:

“His new series, Basic Ingredients of a Complex World, was shown recently in Boston’s Gallery Kayafas, cleverly paired with the work of Harold Edgerton—famed progenitor of high-speed flash photography. Edgerton was a professor at MIT and is associated with his groundbreaking early work in “stroboscopic” image capture—producing iconic images of exploding apples or liquid in motion. His images are less art than they are exceptional documents of unseen forces, prime examples, in fact, of why photography has been a favorite medium of the sciences.”

Read the column in the March / April issue of photograph.