Harlem, NY. Communal living House

I lived with ten other people.

A group of photographs document how the rooming house in which I lived subjected me to both an unrelenting solitary existence as well as an unrelenting communal one, magnifying the effect of each.

“My Room” depicts a space incapable of admitting anyone else. Each image of the “Hair” sequence is a composite portrait of all of my housemates (their hair) and the ability of our connectedness.

Series of 6 Prints

My Room: Photo-Intaglio. 48 x 110 in

Hair 1: Photo-intaglio. 7 plates. 48 x 70 in

Hair 2: Photo-intaglio. 7 plates. 48 x 70 in

Hair 3: Photo-intaglio. 7 plates. 48 x 70 in

Hair 4: Photo-intaglio. 4 plates. 48 x 70 in

Also Edition of 5 Inkjet Print