Reflection Eternal explores the space between photography and abstraction, transforming familiar environments through reflection, repetition, and symmetry.

Beginning with photographs of the physical world, I manipulate and mirror the images until their original subjects become secondary to new forms, patterns, and visual relationships. Landscapes, architecture, and fragments of everyday life are reorganized into compositions that can feel simultaneously recognizable and unfamiliar.

The series is interested in the instability of perception—how a simple change in perspective can transform something ordinary into something strange, symbolic, or entirely new. Like a Rorschach image, each photograph invites interpretation without prescribing what should be seen.

Reflection Eternal asks the viewer to look beyond what was photographed and consider what else might exist within the image.

35mm film, archival pigment print. Available in various sizes up to 60" wide.
Limited edition of 50 + 3 AP. Inquire about availability.