Gas Station - Limited Edition of 10 Photograph

Available as archival quality prints in one size on archival fine art paper. (Listed size is for image - paper is slightly larger.) Limited edition prints are signed on verso with printing information and edition number. Price listed is for the current number available in the edition and does not include shipping. Price will increase as the edition sells. Hand printed by the artist. 16" x 16" | Edition of 10 + 2 AP | Starting at $1000 The series "When the Trees Are Gone", just released in 2020, has already earned numerous awards including 2nd place in the 2020 International Photo Awards, Critical Mass top 200, and grand prize for photography in Art Saves Humanity. It has been featured in a number of international photography publications, and images from the series have shown around the United States and abroad. When the Trees Are Gone Surroundings play a dominant role in shaping our experience. This series imagines a world in which rising waters arrive at urban shores with no surviving nature in-between. This is our a world shaped by climate change, consumed in the struggle to find a balance between an environment in crisis and manmade structures. In these images, relaxed beachgoers find themselves, urban settings, and the dramatic skies symptomatic of an atmosphere in turmoil, confront each other leading to tension and frustration. The beach becomes rising tides, threatening the very foundation of the city. The clash of nature and city results in an absurd profusion of visual noise and little relief. The resulting images lay bare challenges facing city planners, and the problematic nature of the future that lies ahead for humanity and the planet.