Driftwall
The wall moves wherever your cursor goes.
Four ways of waiting for light.
- 01
Low Light
Lofoten, Carpathians24 photographs
- 02
Warm Stone
Arizona, Namib18 photographs
- 03
Salt and Grass
County Clare, Luberon21 photographs
- 04
Above the Weather
Dolomites, Rockies16 photographs
I photograph places at the hour they stop performing. The rest is patience, and a very early alarm.
Every image on the wall is a single frame, made on foot, without a drone or a second exposure. If the light did not come, I went home.
Twelve years, forty-one trips, and a shelf of worn boots. The wall is hung like a print room: edge to edge, no captions, so the pictures argue with each other.
Hung to last, in editions of twenty-five.
Archival pigment on 310 gsm cotton rag, signed and numbered on the front. Every order ships flat, in a museum box, within ten days.
Framing available in oak or black ash, glazed with UV-filtering acrylic.
Selected: 30 x 40 cm, $180, unframed.
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Studio visits in Lisbon by appointment. Replies within two working days, usually sooner.