My Urban Obsession

This is a culmination of a several-year-long exploration of my memories of urban spaces—the effect cities have had on me, both visually and emotionally.

When I began this series I did not venture away from a disembodied vantage point looking at a cityscape on the horizon. Now, with this collection, many new points of view have aggressively presented themselves—from an airplane, amidst the skyscrapers, in particular districts, exposure of a vast underground upon which the city is built, careening down the freeway, as well as fantasies of cities being completely remade or everlasting, afloat on a cloud.

I also present a suite of bridges. Bridges fascinate me for both their physical beauty and as a metaphor for being in a "suspended" state of mind, in-between or ambivalent. I am interested in the impudent will it takes to decide to build a bridge, to say, "It is tough to get over there, and I want to. Frequently!" And, I am moved by the trust it takes to cross a bridge one did not build.

P.S. If you doubt the obsession, then you haven't noticed the dots.