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| My photography aims to capture the disturbance to surfaces
created by acts of joy riding and arson by zooming into scorched,
disfigured vehicle parts that are occupied in the lifecycle
of corrosion, the natural process that tries to reclaim human
made objects to an elemental state more in line with the energy
of the molecules the objects are made of. |
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Torching accelerates this journey of returning to the earth
and I look to capture, investigate and at times distort results
of the advancement of its lifecycle. Using results of the explosion;
scorched metal, molten glass, fabrics, and plastics, the rust
and the gallons of water from the firemen’s hose I strive
to turn a negative blot on the landscape using technology, photography
and oil paint to transform the textual image into a positive
beautiful landscape.
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