Willow on Greene st.

After a couple of years hiatus, I went back in the streets of Bushwick this summer.

Here are a few people I was lucky to meet.

See the full project here

Syed on Greene and Knickerbocker

Gisele on Menahan st

Neicha on Harman st

Leo, Wyckoff ave

Kiki Rakowski is the executive director of The Death Advocacy Project, she came by my Bushwick studio earlier this month for a Psychology Today story about being diagnosed with ADHD or autism as an adult. 

It’s the second time that Robert trusts me to document his process, this time for the catalogue of his exhibition at Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, in his new studio but still with the excellent Jumani.

Check out our first shoot here

After our first session at his studio a few weeks before, Adam was kind enough to invite me to document the installation of his show at Pace.

The place was pretty chaotic, workers and painters were running around. 

At some point, I found Adam by himself in a corner, starring at this freshly painted wall. I silently snapped a photo and walked away.

Novelist Daniel Lefferts at his house in Hudson, NY.

A self portrait with real estate mogul Ben Ashkenazi, with the reflection of the Plaza, which he owns…

Adam Pendleton, in his Brooklyn studio preparing for his New York exhibition “An Abstraction” at Pace Gallery.

A rare smile from my lovely wife Katie, who hate having her photo taken.

I took a day trip to Hudson to photograph Jeffrey Gibson for Galerie Magazine as he was preparing for the Venice Biennale where he was the first indigenous artist selected to represent the USA.

His studio is set in a gigantic former High school gym and him and his assistants were anxiously working on the pieces for the biennale, I felt pretty privileged to be allowed to be a fly on the wall.