La Muralla Roja is one of the most iconic works by Spanish architect Ricardo Boffil. I have wanted to photograph it for a long time and was finally able to do so for its 50th anniversary. There is something otherworldly about its design and features. It originally had a restaurant, two shops, a sauna, and a nearby beach club. It is easy to get lost wandering the many interior courtyards and hallways, but every time you discover an area you didn't know about. I hope the viewer will feel mesmerized by its striking design and pop of colors.

La Muralla Roja

Poolside

A collection of iconic images of the California capital of mid-century architecture.

Palm Springs

A collection of photographs inspired by what once was. From an abandoned ski resort in the Swiss Alps to a former Tiki style Motel in the middle of the California desert and places in between. 

Abandoned

A collection of iconic images reminiscent of air travel. 

Air Travel

A collection of images from an abandoned oil refinery in Switzerland. 

Refinery

This collection depicts Los Angeles, seen emptied of its cars and visitors during the lockdown. 

LA | Lockdown

A collection of images from various locales near or on the water. 

By The Sea

I shot this collection of images on a Sunday morning at 6am. The light was perfect and the Strip empty, with the exception of a cleaning person here and there. It makes for a very eery set of images.

Jonathan Ducrest