Presented by Noho M55 Gallery

My passion of the last forty years and still today is to capture the spirit of ancient lands and the cultures that called them home. Shown here are 13th century villages hidden deep in the canyons of the American Southwest. Centuries before Frank Lloyd Wright coined the term “organic architecture,” the Anasazi were building that way, their dwellings and kivas growing naturally from their settings–protected by high cliffs and guarded by steep ascents. I still feel the power of the ancients whenever I enter these sacred zones.