Synopsis: shattered-light-therme-mood 

April 4-9, 2016
Photographic exhibit, Cage Gallery, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio

~  Shattered expresses various phases of a full transformation. 
~  Light captures the uncanny as it lights up our everyday surfaces making the invisible momentary visible.
~  Therme gives us the meaning of art in architecture as it unfolds the essence of health in the human environment.
~  Mood celebrates the free embodied moments of elegance.
Exegesis Through Water 

May 22-June 07, 2015
Photographic exhibit, Wash Park Art, Cincinnati, Ohio

~  concrete details. . .  
In creating connections not separations, the visible and the invisible boundaries between the seen and unseen, objective and subjective, physical and phenomenal give way to the fluidity, transparency, and shimmering qualities of water.  As we follow the free flowing lines, left to right, right to left, up to down, and down to up, from positive to 
negative, from tangible to intangible, from near to far, and back again. This mediation in time and space acts as a meditation, slowly starting to relax our thoughts and calm our emotions.
 
~  aqua-attune 
These photographs of Therme Vals transport us to the primordial space of this spa in Vals, Switzerland, by Peter Zumthor, 2009 laureate of Pritzker Architecture Prize.  Similar to the Therme itself, by dematerializing materiality, their fluidity suspends our judgment and brings the deep meaning of health and sustenance to our experience.
Shattered

October 22-29, 2010 
Photographic exhibit, Art Design Consultants (ADC), presented for Pechakucha Cincinnati, Vol. 5, The Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) 

~  Shattered expresses various phases of a full transformation.
Concrete Details of a Silk Road: Through the Eye of. . . 

February 26-March 9, 2007
Photographic exhibit, Cage Gallery, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
Cocoon Dehiscence: The Otherwise of the Silk Road 

November 8-30, 2006  
Installation, collaborative work, Cage Gallery, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
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