Michelangelo's Pietà lit by a single candle, the Virgin Mary holding the body of Christ in deep chiaroscuro.

Five hundred years of grief, held in marble.
One candle, and the dark doing the rest.

I photograph what remains when everyone has gone. Churches after the last service. Factories after the last shift. Rooms that kept their furniture and lost their people.

The work is not about absence. It is about what absence leaves behind.


Collections

A quiet moment of sorrow and devotion captured in cold marble and warm flame

Sanctum of Shadows

Carved angels, sacred objects, and the particular silence of a church with no one in it.

Iron Without Witness

Machinery that outlasted its purpose. Places that once worked and now simply endure.

The Typewriter and the Candle. An old black typewriter sits on a heavily dust-covered desk, its keys and carriage thick with grime

The Forgotten Room

Interiors held exactly as they were left, still waiting for someone who is not coming back.


From the Journal

The Weeping Angel

She has been here a long time. Long enough that the stone has softened at the edges, that moss has found the folds of her robe, that the name beneath her has almost returned to the granite from which it was cut.


Each work is released in an edition of five, printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm and issued with a certificate of authenticity.

Prints are made to order. Write to me and I will take you through sizes, framing and availability.