In 2003 Rhonda Wilson director of seeingthelight and rhubarb-rhubarb invited me to shoot a series on Birmingham and Walsall
Christopher Coppock from Ffotogallery Cardiff/Wales was one of the reviewers I met at FotoFest Houston. He invited me in 2002 for a residency in Cardiff and to photograph the city and it's buildings. In 2003 he gave me a great exhibition and a wonderful book "Ozymandias" with a great essay by A D Coleman.
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Magnificence and Luminescence behind Gates
Genua is a city whose numerous narrow, centuries-old alleys with houses wind themselves alongside the hills. On summer days, the heat and humidity are captured here. Sometimes, there is a light breeze and I try to dry my wet forehead by turning my head to put together a clear thought.
this is the artfolio that the Hearst Corporation did in 2006
TOWER: Idea Identity Icon
Perhaps there’s no simpler way to gauge a new building’s hold on its city’s collective imagination than by noting the frequency with which passersby feel compelled to pull out their cameras. If true, then Hearst Tower has few equals among the architectural paparazzi – jaw-dropping tourists and jaded townsfolk alike who jostle to capture its unique form with their lens. In their attempts to shoot its interior lobby, they can be charmingly brazen. But then, so is Hearst Tower.
Grupo Editorial Expansión, Time Inc. Expansión, S.A. de C.V, John Reuter
In 1898 the Chicago Mercantile Exchange was founded as the Chicago Butter and Egg Board. Initially, the Chicago Butter and Egg Board traded only two types of contracts, butter and eggs.
In 2003 Richard Wendorf, the present director of The Boston Athenaeum, found my work at a London gallery in Museum Street, close to the British Museum. Soon after we started a conversation I visited the Athenaeum in spring 2004. From then on we planed a commission for the bicentienal in 2007.
In 2006 The Boston Athenaeum invited me for a commission to photograph my first real series of interiors at this beautiful old library, which becomes an exhibition and publication early 2008.
The New Art Gallery is located in the centre of the West Midlands town of Walsall, England. The gallery, which is clad in terracotta was designed by Caruso St John and opened to the public in January 2000.
Thought Provoking Sense Provoking: comisson for Noorderlicht Foundation, Groningen, in September 2006, about "The Wall House #2" by famous architect John Hejduk.
Participating photographers: Thomas Kellner / Germany, Bill Jacobson / USA, Beth Yarnelle Edwards / USA, Isabelle Hayeur / Canada, Wijnanda Deroo / Netherlands, Danwen Xing / China, Mitra Tabrizian / Iran/England and Anoek Steketee / Netherlands.
