Homeward, the Long Way
August 11, 2026
Six weeks, four countries, one full camera. The gate at Charles de Gaulle, a plane pointed at Istanbul, and the long hop home to the studio. Last post from the road.
The majestic kings and queens of our most endeared and feared in the animal kingdom. At some time in our lives, most of us have been in love with these powerful creatures. Whether it’s the untouchable and empowering or the wild and dangerous image that draws us in, the undeniable attraction is there.
This project aims to express the strong connections with the unusual.
Simple sketches explore different poses displaying brave love and the gentle side of such interactions.
Six weeks, four countries, one full camera. The gate at Charles de Gaulle, a plane pointed at Istanbul, and the long hop home to the studio. Last post from the road.
Monday’s list said one word: Sennelier. The paint shop on the quay that has been serving artists since 1887. On the way there the Left Bank gave me green glass bubbles, a wall of steel cyclists, and an entire film crew in the Palais-Royal.
Last full day in Paris, so I got up before Paris did. Notre-Dame at six in the morning, an empty square, and the discovery that I was not actually first. The locals were already doing their rounds.