Projects
In my personal work, I often gravitate back to my documentary roots. Whether I’m photographing a historical site to which I have a personal connection, or an activist event, I’m always looking for details or moments that tell a story.
- Dachau
- Torture
“Work Sets you Free” - The famous slogan at the entrance of the camp
A View of Freedom - Trees through the Barbed Wire around the Camp
Last Remaining Barrick at the Camp
Showers, Gas Chamber and Crematorium, from the Outside
Model Barrick used to Give Visitors false Impression of “Humane Facilities.” Real Units had no Toilets
Inside the Gas Chamber
False Shower Head
The Gas Chamber from the Ground Up
Crematorium where Gassed Inmates' Bodies were Burned.
A German Memorial at the Camp
Guard Tower through Barrick Window
The site of a former Barrick; Burned Down after the War, due to Rampant Disease
An Artist's Sculpture Representing how Inmates would Walk into the Electric Fence to Commit Suicide
Jewish Memorial at the Camp
Jewish Memorial at the Camp
Busy commuter barely notices the face of a monster
Another passerby unaware she is sandwiched by images of torture and idealistic statements by President Obama,
Photo of a man so busy with his dry cleaning he fails to notice the images behind him
Busy commuters at the subway station, with anti-torture campaign posters in the background
Photos of President Barack Obama's Idealistic statements, seemingly ignored by Metro patrons.
The packed subway station, with the campaign posters overhead
One person, in a sea of busy subway patrons, pauses to read a poster
A patron boarding a train with anti-torture campaign posters overhead
A commuter descends the escalator to catch his train, unaware of the posters overhead
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