MirrorsMirrors was derived from Eric Oglanders online project, Craigslist Mirrors. Described as a document of Oglanders continued search via Craigslist for compelling photos of mirrors, his site is a display case for these culled objects; artifacts recovered from a well of online obscurity. Refocusing the essence of the projects emergent themes (anonymity, fragmented realities, voyeurism, notions of truth, and crowdsourcing) the book distills Oglander's

he has embraced the possibilities of digital photography in his most recent work

providing a critical perspective about Bush’s Global War on Terror that is distinct from those often made available to the American public

he photographed the interiors of homes and their inhabitants

but the focus of his work is the extraordinary relationships the people of the Arctic have developed with their extreme environment

The book is dedicated to the author’s grandparents who took the trans-Atlantic immigrant journey in the early part of the last century to New York

remarkable for its intimate emotional power and visceral color

sculptural interventions

he left behind a war-torn continent and a career producing black-and-white images

“I Imagined It Empty” is the winner of the 3rd edition of the Star Photobook Dummy Award organised by Photographic Social Vision Foundation to honor the legacy of Inés Casals

Published in conjunction with the exhibition of vintage silver gelatin prints at the Howard Greenberg Gallery

he brings this scrutiny close to home

The book is a silent and moving contemplation of life beyond life and the desire to find solace and presence within the walls of the place that we choose to call home