Bio

Born and raised in the Lower East Side of New York City, David’s photographs are an observation into the dynamics between the environment and those who inhabit them. Often turning his focus towards form and abstraction to suggest these relationships, his interest is not within the idea of story telling or the depiction of reality. Working primarily with analog photographic materials and processes, David’s curiosity is shaped by the interaction between the materiality of a photograph, and the constant negotiation between chance and control.

Best known for his black and white analogue work and photo books, he has published three books, several of which are held in prestigious library collections such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Public Library, and the Center for Book Arts.