As an entirely self-taught artist, I’ve chosen photography as my creative medium for many reasons.
Photography offers the viewer the opportunity to see objects and people through the eyes of another. In my abstract work, I take subjects out of context, and by changing their color and/or perspective, I hope to bring the viewer’s eye to the sensuality and complex rhythms of an ordinary object.
When I photograph individuals, it is the unguarded moment that I search for, to show their vulnerability and strength. While the resulting photographs might seem disparate, they can be strikingly similar.
Selected Exhibitions:
China and Tibet:
Litang Horse Festival and Tibetan Culture:
Westside YMCA, New York, NY. October/November 2006
The Ice of Mongolia: Saint Peter’s Church, New York, NY. October/November 2007
Selected Collections:
Yueliang Wan Company, Shangri-la, People’s Republic of China;
Gyalthang Eco Travel Service, Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, China
Various private collections: Singapore; People’s Republic of China; New Delhi, India;
London, England; New York City
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