The Force of Nature series is comprised of mosaics of closely cropped photos of the body layered with found photos of natural disasters. Natural disasters are used as a way of expressing forces out of our control, while body parts express the personal and visceral. Together these combined images explore themes of chaos and control, love and loss, inner turmoil and outer calm, exposure and concealment. When viewed from a distance, these images are experienced as one thing, and yet another when viewed up close.
— Marcella S. Davis
makes large-scale scanner art from crumpled, discarded, anthropomorphic pieces of junk he finds in the streets.
Composited from thousands of aerial views from internet satellite images, ’s artwork refers both to ancient Persian rug patterns and the complex structures that make up the centers of global capitalism.
takes us high in the air over dream-like tropical settings in his latest book.
zooms in on the beauty of dead bugs, with bright lights and highly selective focus. The results shimmer with minimalist elegance.