Dust, Light, and Laboratory: The Desert Roots of My Studio Practice…

My creative compass is inextricably linked to the American Southwest. Living and working in Arizona means I am constantly surrounded by the raw light, locations and complicated cultural history that fuel my subject matter. My studio acts as a physical laboratory where everyday objects, fabricated relics and collected props collide. It is a tactile, hands-on space somewhere between a traditional photo studio and a sculptural workshop. The environment itself, with its distinct desert rain storms and dramatic sunsets, provides the exact backdrop needed to frame these explorations of frontier mythology and personal history.

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Back to Basics: A Decades-Long Evolution in Art and Design…