
Wherever you go there you are
“Art should ask more questions than it answers.”
The concept of what comprises “home” is complex and somewhat elusive. “Home is where the heart is”, so the saying goes, and indeed home is as much an emotional place as it is a physical one.
I lived in Budapest for 14 years – longer than any other place since I left home at the age of 18. At the time, when people heard about this lengthy tenure they nearly always remarked, “So, it’s home to you now.” While Budapest was familiar and I owned a flat there, my answer was, “No, not really...”
The question the heart really asks is more like, “Where do I belong?” in the cerebral sense, rather than the physical one. Humans have a need for a sense of place – where is it they fit in, in the greater scheme of things. This series explores those complex needs of searching for and understanding where one’s place is and the feeling of what comprises home.
Wherever you go there you are
2016
28 archival pigment prints, 6x6 inches (15x15cm)
Limited edition series of 5 (compete series) and 7 (individual prints), signed and numbered au verso

Installation at Fotourbe, Pereria, Colombia, 2016

Two palm trees, one has no fronds

A view from a dark room through the curtains to the world beyond

A railing frames a barrier reef in the distance

A panorama view of the Holocaust memorial in Berlin, Germany

Two staircases ascend and descend

A portico frames the facing sun

a self-portrait shadow next to a light switch

A single tower with dark windows angles through the image

dozens of shoes are tied together and are hanging from a telephone wire in the city

Abstract image of a tree

a rooster sculpture ponders its escape from an open window

abstract image of the shadow of wilting flowers on a table

Self-portrait of my hand resting on my leg

Side view of an abstract female torso

Garden chairs looking curiously off into the distance

abstract image of an airplane wing and cloud

abstract image of a tree's shadow on cobblestones

abstract image of steel girders and a tree

three barren trees

a domed steel and glass structure seen from inside and below

an obscure pathway in a woods

a paisley cobblestone courtyard with abstract lighting

An abstract image of a groomed bull fighting arena

reflections of square stones in a circular sculpture

shadows of running figures

juxtaposition of a tree against a skyscraper