tree-y

later that day

a month later

souvenir from new york city's last great disaster

francis' house gets cleaned out

where did all these shopping carts come from?

fairway wants its cart back

leave the driving to us

hot rod

faded glory

Everbrite Mercantile Co.

Since Bryan and I have been running Everbrite as an online business, all of our inventory was housed in our apartment. Most of what we had was destroyed, but we were able to salvage a small amount of the products. Over the next week or so I will be updating the site with correct inventory numbers. We hastily slapped a message on the site letting customers know the shop is closed, but in the mean time we have received a few orders. I will do my best to fill whatever orders I can during this time.

thanks for your patience and here's to a bright holiday season.

oh Sandy

I had intended for my next post to be a recent photo shoot I did of the apartment. I had finally gotten the place looking good after living there for 2.5 years, and it was a comfortable place to live and hang out. This is what it looked like the day after hurricane Sandy hit.

Bryan and I lost most of our possessions, including store inventory. If you would like to donate to our fund to help us recover, please click on the PayPal button.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

my studio

paint

bridgeport, connecticut.

peeling bananas

Kim and Aaron of Banana Peel Dance asked me to photograph the outdoor piece they performed for the Dumbo Arts Festival. The location was picturesque Pier 1 at Brooklyn Bridge Park, just a little hop and skip from my apartment. What great fun. The piece was over so quickly, and man did those dancers move fast!

cliquez ici:
gobrooklynart.org/studio/1286
vimeo.com/user4367032

flora

Space (I believe in)