Are we all doomed to become our parents? Photograph - Limited Edition of 3

As a result of my architectural training, I believe that space is the ideal vessel for any metaphor one would care to explore. My relationship with space can be as direct as my relationship with a person, allowing me to abstract the subject matter I analyze in my work. If I had to describe the photography I do in a single word, I would say that all my projects investigate IDENTITY. Each series I create responds to questions I have asked myself about what I want to be instead of what I “should be.” Thus, my pictures address subjects such as the creation of boundaries, the new meanings that objects bring into a landscape, the recycling of memory elements, and the creation of memories, trails, and artifacts of what I’ve done. I photograph, analyze, and forge new relationships between the images I make and the ones I find around me. My series feeds off daily life, off elements (often photographs) that lead me to create relationships that trigger reflections about my obsession to question the structure of my life.