As László Moholy-Nagy once wrote, “The enemy of photography is the convention, the fixed rules of ‘how to do.’ The salvation of photography comes from the experiment”—a truth I embrace in my experiments with movement, light, and the intersection with technology. At my core, there is a relentless inner search for freedom, beauty, and the chance to share how it feels to see the world this way.

I’ve worked in strategy and innovation for most of my career, disciplines that demand constant growth, evolution, and adaptation.  Experiments provide the essence of adaptation, always probing for the better solution to solve the essential problem.  I continue the tradition in my current work. I fail often, I fail quickly in a relentless search for different perspectives, viewpoints, always probing for the truth.

I see evidence of destruction, as well, by forces that seemingly wipe out millennia of growth and adaptation.  I am hopeful that Creation will be the stronger force.