LA Revisited layers time, memory, and perspective into a single frame.

I return to the same LA landmarks and neighborhoods repeatedly – not to document them, but to see how they shift. Each visit captures a different angle, light, season, or mood. Then I composite those moments together, collapsing multiple experiences of the same place into one image.

The result isn't a straightforward view. It's fragmented, layered, unstable – architecture blends with trees, reflections overlap with solid forms, and what should be fixed becomes fluid. The city I thought I knew reveals itself as something more complex, less certain.

Working this way has changed how I see familiar places. They're not static landmarks anymore – they're accumulations of light, time, and shifting perception. LA Revisited is what happens when you stop trying to capture a place and start building a relationship with it.