
Here are gathered a series a photographic projections and re-collections of imaginings. Inspired by old stories and myths, I seek hidden-in-plain-sight characters and patterns. For me, the emergence of images in the camera chamber is, in reference to depth psychology, a work of active imagination. Once there, the delineation between object and subject blurs. Both the photographer and what is being photographed self-consciously manifest their subjectivity: are images collected, mediated or psychologically projected?
Fall 2019 Exhibition

Jean Gebser Society Symposium, October 10-13, Asilomar Conference Center, California
Inspired by the wine concept of Terroir, and my experience moving from Europe to the New World, I am presenting a series of images related to the sense of place. This exhibition explores the emotional and atemporal dimension stemming from a location, the (re)connection with nature and with otherness.

Spring 2019 Exhibition

A Journey into the Underworld, McGowan House, Monterey , California
These photographs are on display as part of a collaborative celebrating the McGowan House in Monterey. Described as “a beacon on a hill” overlooking the Pacific ocean, this place is a spiritual center for groups of diverse sensibilities.

“It all depends on how we look at things, and not how they are in themselves.” – CG Jung, Modern Man in Search of a Soul