Day 336 (December 2nd)

I really wanted to do a follow up photo that I took on my first 365 project. I first took a picture of Chris for my first 365 project with his instillation from the BAN 6 at the Yerba Buena Center for the arts projected on him. With 2 years passing after that show and photo Chris has been continuing to kill it with amazing art works, like this piece protected on him titled "Slant" that was shown at the Vitra Design Museum in Weil am Rhein, Germany. I am so happy to be able to have worked with him on many of his projects, and I can't wait to see what else he will come up with in years to come!

Day 276 (October 3rd)

2nd day of install in San Francisco. We made a huge mess in the gallery today. This is Chris doing some cuts to start the last side of the instal. Rad day all in all, and I got to see Ryan McGinley's new show in the Mission.

Day 275 (October 2nd)

Went with Chris to the gallery today in SF to work on one of his new shows. This photo is of the difference in light in our work space, from natural light to the power light from room to room.

Day 261 (September 18th)

My most important things.

Day 253 (September 10th)

Spent a good 3 hours making this long exposure happen. This is homage to my mentor Chris Fraser, who created these light bulb installations. This is my little spin on his work.

Day 32 (February 1st)

Today I built a pinhole camera projector. This is one of many things that I have learned how to make from studying under my good friend Chris Fraser. He is the first one to ever discover the light bulb projector. These are really marvelous innovations that you kinda have to see it in person to know whats going on, and I would love to show you if you would like to see it!

Day 234 (August 22nd)

The first day of school... It was pretty chill actually, just really early, now I'm super tired! It was rad to see Chris today, and to be back in the photo lab! This is Chris with one of his newer installation projected on him in class.

Day 98 (April 8th)

 Good day though, still sick just hung out with the rck guys after class. This is  dual pinhole that was on a body cap for my camera that I shot today at the sun using my fingers as apertures!

Day 25 (January 25th)

Today's picture is a homage to Chris Fraser, he is the best teacher I have ever had and a good friend. This is a pinhole photo process that he created, if you look close you can see an upside down light bulb in the photo. Thanks Chris for the inspiration! Good day today, fun classes, and an awesome movie.
Chris's Web sight:  chrisfraserstudio.com