Silhouette and Shadow of Life

Runway ©2015, Image Size 14" x 20 3/4", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2015, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

In the series “Reality and Imagination”, I photograph the movement of the tide and sand at the beach as a visual metaphor to explore the interaction between the culture of the host country and the culture of the immigrant living abroad.

Skip The Worry ©2013, Image Size 13.5" x 20 3/4", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2013, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

Seeker ©2015, Image Size 14" x 20 3/4", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2015, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

Engagement ©2016, Image Size 14.5" x 20", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2016, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

Broken ©2016, Image Size 14" x 20", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2016, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

Conscientious Offer ©2015, Image Size 14" x 20", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2015, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

Halo ©2015, Image Size 14" x 20", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2015, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

Untitled ©2015, Image Size 14" x 20", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2015, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

Continuous Cycle ©2016, Image Size 14" x 20", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2016, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

The Load ©2016, Image Size 14" x 20", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2016, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

Red Parasol ©2016, Image Size 14" x 20", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2016, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

Untitled ©2015, Image Size 14" x 20", Paper Size 17" x 22", 2015, Photograph/Archival Pigment Print

The silhouette and the shadow represent the two cultures. Both the silhouette and or the shadow depends on light to exist, just as the host culture depends on the presence of the immigrant to exist.


This is a series that I have worked on for well over a decade while being my mother’s caregiver for close to 15 years.

These images are basically as they are in the instant they were created.

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