Portrait
Yoko K. Sen is a sound alchemist and the founder of Sen Sound. After spending significant time in the hospital due to illness, where she was bombarded constantly with sounds, beeps and noise, she has embarked on a mission to redesign the soundscape that patients experience in the hospital. STAT News did this story on her and asked me to make portraits of Yoko and capture her creative process in Washington, D.C.’s Halcyon House.
Between 2010 and 2015, Andreas Georgiou was Greece's top statistician. During his tenure, Mr. Georgiou declared that Greece had falsified its figures to get more bailout money. He became public enemy #1 after speaking out and eventually was convicted for "breach of duty." I photographed Mr. Georgiou for DIE ZEIT; the story is here.
Environmental and active portraits of Wayne Clark, a resident of Maryland who moved here specifically for the area's bike trails. At age 66, Wayne bikes about 5,000 miles each year. A story profile of Wayne for AARP is here (link).
Portraits of Chris Turner, a man accused and convicted of a brutal 1984 murder in Washington, D.C.; however, he has claimed his innocence since the beginning. The latest story on what transpired, along with images, was a collaborative effort between The Guardian (link) and The Marshall project (link).
For The Guardian, I filmed a reporter-led interview and made portraits of Senator Bernie Sanders on Capitol Hill. The story ran here. Screenshots highlighting the published piece are below.
