Lenticular printing combines interlaced images with a ridged lens, so the picture shifts as the viewer moves, producing effects like depth or motion. In my work, gesture — the foundation of all my practice — animates this medium, turning each portrait into a living expression. These works draw on the long tradition of portraiture, yet refuse to freeze identity in a single moment. Instead, they capture the instability of perception itself — portraits that change as we move, mirroring the shifting nature of memory, self, and time.
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Confrontation, lenticular print 46 x 46 inches framed.
Courtesy of The Putnam Collection |
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Evasion, lenticular print 46 x 46 inches framed POR
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YES, lenticular print 46 x 53 inches framed POR
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NO, lenticular print, 46 x 68.5 inches framed POR
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Escape to Nowhere, lenticular print, 46 x 46 inche
Courtesy of The Putnam Collection |
Installation as part of Curated Storefronts, Akron, Ohio.
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