Photography: Experiential Poems of Light:
The Submerged Series - 2025
Photography is a constant, vital thread in my practice—a tool for direct connection. My most profound work occurs at Sebago Lake, where I photograph the world from within the water. This practice is a form of Theoria (θεωρία); a "sacred beholding" of the shimmering, fluid boundary between the air and the depths.
Whether the images feature bold, geometric voids or the pure, luminous movement of the surface, they all share a singular theme: the view from above, looking under. This immersion is "medicine" for the ANS/Autonomic Nervous System , a sanctuary where the Sovereign Witness can emerge to navigate the world from the inside out.
These images are more than visual records; they are experiential poems. Most exist as digital seeds—visual notes that capture the raw energy and "Sovereign" clarity of a moment for my larger painting practice. They are a testament to the fragile, luminous things that endure, turning a simple observation of the water into a practice of hope and renewal.
The Submerged Series - 2025
Photography is a constant, vital thread in my practice—a tool for direct connection. My most profound work occurs at Sebago Lake, where I photograph the world from within the water. This practice is a form of Theoria (θεωρία); a "sacred beholding" of the shimmering, fluid boundary between the air and the depths.
Whether the images feature bold, geometric voids or the pure, luminous movement of the surface, they all share a singular theme: the view from above, looking under. This immersion is "medicine" for the ANS/Autonomic Nervous System , a sanctuary where the Sovereign Witness can emerge to navigate the world from the inside out.
These images are more than visual records; they are experiential poems. Most exist as digital seeds—visual notes that capture the raw energy and "Sovereign" clarity of a moment for my larger painting practice. They are a testament to the fragile, luminous things that endure, turning a simple observation of the water into a practice of hope and renewal.
Above: Giclee Print: Archival Ink on Hahnemuhle Paper 18" x 24" (two images together)