Progressive Street

"I prefer street photography that is intentionally vague with a mysterious tone of ambiguity

that leaves room for a wide-ranging interpretation.”

I was born in New Jersey, USA and I started photographing at age 17. I had always been interested in art throughout my primary and secondary school days, but it wasn’t until bought a Pentax K1000 with my graduation money that I found my medium.

Still, it was mostly learning the basics without any direction or influences. I was learning technical concerns, but not conceptual matters. However, the first time I viewed the book “William Eggleston’s Guide” in the mid-1990s, I was truly hooked on photography.

I switched from B&W to color photography immediately and started focusing on the ordinary everyday elements of life or, as some call it, the banal. The book was an epiphany to me and it is still influential in my photography today.

Once I moved to New York City as an adult I found my content, like many others, on the streets. I lived and photographed in NYC until 2017. Since then, I have been living and photographing in Santiago, Chile.

A new city with new content to photograph. I graduated from Mason Gross School of the Arts (Rutgers University, New Jersey) with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography in 1998.

Group Exhibitions

Santiago

Chile

New York City