In 2019, I digitally merged hundreds of faces with machine parts I photographed in VA, MD & CO into more than 1000 configurations for a Science Fiction event at Rust Library in  Leesburg, VA. This is my commentary on how technology is dehumanizing us. We are becoming one with our devices, and there will come a day when we can't tell where the human ends and the machine starts.  Here is a slide show of some of the best images, an article featured in the Loudoun Now newspaper & their exhibit at Gum Spring Library in VA. Different incarnations of the collection have also been commissioned by various families for their private homes & offices. These biomechanical portraits have also appeared at Franklin Park Arts Center (Purcellville, VA), at the Lovettsville, VA Library, at the former  Tryst Gallery (Leesburg, VA) & at the District Arts Gallery (Frederick, MD) in different layouts printed on metal, acrylic or metallic photo paper.

Press play above to see more cyborgs. Music by Jorge Bennett, Edited by Diego Taylor

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1st Replicant. Printed on 12"x12" metal. $150
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Cyborgs. 16x20" Framed archival photo paper print. $200
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http://getoutloudoun.com/2019/08/20/purcellville-artist-merges-humans-with-machines-in-art-exhibit/
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Private families' commissions
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Metamorphs. Triptych of 3- 24"x24" framed digital collages printed on metallic paper & mounted on styrene. SOLD. Franklin Park arts Center, Purcellville