ELEVATOR
Shot in the mirrored elevator of a Manhattan establishment where cameras were forbidden, this series captures fleeting intersections between strangers — compressed in time, refracted in space. Every ride was a stage. Every face, a character in a play that lasted twenty seconds.
The energy released, captured in a few, often blurry, seconds between 2012-2018.
Elevator
New York 2012–2018
Same elevator. Different people. One rule: if you don’t want to be in the photo, don’t look up.
If you remember me taking a picture like this with you in those elevators, there is a 99% chance you are in the book.
Selected photographs from the series are also available as limited edition fine art prints.
Elevator is currently in development.
The project is open to publication, exhibition and selected collaborations.
“Synchronicity is an ever present reality for those who have eyes to see?”
— C.G. Jung