apartment therapy changing the world, one room at a time

His style could be described as photo-realist, with each piece painstakingly depicting a variety of architectural exteriors and interiors. Signs of life are, for the most part, mysteriously absent, giving the pieces an almost cold, surreal feeling. However, we found ourselves drawn in by the juxtaposition of nature and modern design in some, and the question of what commentary might be attached to pieces such as a Saarinen table or Eames chair for a viewer.

If you have any interest in fine art we recommend taking a stroll through the Berggruen Gallery from now through May 3rd to check it out.