Bhaj Infiniti

The images in this gallery are of a series of canvases I painted that have been digitally reimagined. The landscapes reimagined here are of a the canvases I won 2 international awards for. I give them a new life.

Assorted works on canvas.

The photos in this gallery were taken with Polaroid SX 70 film. Once the images were created, the emulsions that lie just beneath the surface of the clear plastic coating were manipulated using hard edged tools and a jeweler’s loupe. Once the Polaroid photo has been taken there is approximately a one-hour window before the emulsions harden and set. The images were then digitally enhanced for the final desired artistic result. They are sold in limited editions of 25, signed and numbered on the front. The copyright watermark is removed prior to printing. Each image is printed on 8.5 X 11-inch acid-free card stock.

"On the Streets Where I Live - Accidental Portraits"- A vibrant celebration of everyday life captures the essence of people in their natural rhythms. Utilizing a body camera to document candid moments in public spaces—from grocery store aisles to bustling sidewalks the beauty and humanity in life's seemingly ordinary interactions is celebrated and elevated into art. Each image begins as a still frame from real-life video footage taken with a body cam, then transforms into an impressionistic masterpiece through digital enhancement. The result is a series of artworks that blend the raw authenticity of photography with the dreamlike charm of a painter's brush. Every piece invites viewers to pause, reflect, and find wonder in the stories unfolding all around them. This collection is a documentation of life infused with vivid color and texture to evoke emotions and celebrate the spirit of community. "On the Streets Where I Live - Accidental Portraits" is an artistic exploration of connection, nostalgia, and the extraordinary within the everyday. All images are printed on 8.5 X 11 acid free card stock. Individual image sizes are listed in image descriptions. Images are printed in limited editions of 25, signed and numbered on the front of each piece after printing. The copyright stamp will, of course, be removed.