Photo by me, circa 2009. Taken from the fourth floor of the school I taught at, looking South toward Konkuk University. I have poster size prints available here.
The area I taught in was not the most well off; I always felt this photo illustrated those stark gradations of wealth and poverty.
Photo by me. Residential construction in Malmö, Sweden.
By me. Photo edited in Lightroom. The Turning Torso is a landmark in Malmö. As the tallest building in Scandinavia, it carries the weight of all that such things tend to symbolize – particularly in Malmö, which is transforming from a working class shipbuilding center to a post-industrial economy with high rates of immigration. It’s always in the background in Malmö, and so it makes for fun opportunities to recast its meaning.
By me. Pick up a poster sized print for your wall.
By me. Click here to buy a poster print.
And a great example of signage up at the top. Photo by me.
Apparently food truck culture is everywhere now. Photo by me.
Not a welcoming looking wall. Photo by me.
Cheat-ography, shooting from a moving car on the way to the airport. Photo by me.
Fascinated by the commute in Bogota. The buses were jam packed; even the bi-articulated ones that fit 270 people. Read more about TransMilenio on Wikipedia. Photo by me.
500 Park Tower. Ennead Architects (formerly Polshek Partnership). Photo by me.
Feedback loops between history, art, and the market. Full story at NPR.
By Aaron Frey
Photoshop, collage, and digital painting.
Available as a poster print in varying sizes.
By me. Found images collaged and manipulated in Photoshop. Old maps of Los Angeles bus detours during the 1984 Olympics, and city neighborhoods. Grimes. Hands. Inspiration from William Gibson, AI, Ghost in the Shell, etc.
Available as a 10×7″ art print (original version). Alternate colors (above) also available as a poster.
Steps, recently renovated, near Riverside Drive and St. Clair in New York’s Riverside Park.
Barista action at the new Intelligentsia Herald Square, next to Urban Outfitters.
On the street outside of the Herald Square Macy’s. Holiday vibes. Kids and families looking at the window displays. Guys in costumes: Santa Claus, Hello Kitty, Elmo, a trio of Hells Angels. Noise from a nearby protest at the Gap, Inc., accompanied by giant inflated rats that reminded me of Cosmopolis.
Digital art I created back in 2003, inspired by the prints of Misch Kohn.
