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This photograph is a depiction of the arrangement of four spheres: the two balls in the back and the two lamps in the foreground. I reference the word Syzygy - a term usually associated with the study of astronomy to describe the physical relationship among two or more orbs.

This image is from my series Misbegotten Places, where I photograph small sets built from photographs. With proper lighting and camera angles these sets become lifelike, yet always somewhat misbegotten. Editions are limited to 9 prints.

Exhibited / Shown at:
International Photography Awards, IPA 2018 Honorable Mention
The Other Art Fair 5/2018
Vancouver Art Space, “Once Upon A Time (the art of fantasy), Sept. 2019 (1st place)
Budapest International Foto Awards, 2019. Honorable Mention
Jones Gallery, “November Group Show” Nov. 2019
Riverviews Artspace, “11th Annual Juried Art Show” Nov. 1 - Dec. 13, 2019
Noyes Museum of Art, “Raw 2020” Jan. 10 - March 10, 2020

For four decades, working from my studio in Manhattan, my work for high profile clients had been seen in some of the most prestigious publications. Now I create images that express my own aesthetic. These photographs have appeared in dozens of gallery exhibitions and art fairs at home and abroad.