My Recent Work
Featuring Pre Rup Temple, Study I, Angkor, Cambodia. 2021
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The Temples of Angkor
Featuring Causeway, Angkor Wat Temple, Cambodia. 2020
The Divinities of Angkor
Featuring Apsara II, Preah Khan Temple, Angkor, Cambodia. 2020
The Bas-Reliefs of Angkor
Featuring Krishna Slaying the Demon Kamsa, Banteay Srei Temple, Angkor, Cambodia. 2019
The Trees of Angkor
Featuring Spung Tree I, Banteay Kdei Temple, Angkor, Cambodia. 2017
The Buddhas of Angkor
Featuring Buddha I, Angkor Wat Temple, Cambodia. 2017
Golden Angkor
The bright Cambodian sunlight reflecting off the verdant jungle can give the sandstone bas-reliefs of Angkor a rich golden hue, which I explore in these beautiful museum quality archival prints on fine art paper.
My Work
"One of these temples – a rival to that of Solomon, and erected by some ancient Michael Angelo – might take an honourable place beside our most beautiful buildings. It is grander than anything left to us by Greece or Rome...
The work of giants!
The expression would be very just, if used figuratively, in speaking of these prodigious works, of which no one who has not seen them can form any adequate idea; and in the construction of which patience, strength, and genius appear to have done their utmost in order to leave to future generations proofs of their power and civilisation ..."
Henri Mouhot (1826-1861)
Describing the 'Ongcor' temple (Angkor Wat), in 'Travels in the Central Parts of Indo-China (Siam, Cambodia and Laos during the Years 1858, 1859 and 1860)'.
The Giant of Phnom Bakheng
High above the jungle canopy, where stone meets sky, a giant stirs beneath Phnom Bakheng. Born of earth and legend, he rises not in fury—but in sorrow—his towering form a silent witness to the ambitions of kings and the turning of stars. Step into the myth where temples breathe and the ancient still remembers.
The Legend of Neang Neak and Preah Thong: The Birth of the Khmer Kingdom
A serpent princess and a wandering prince unite to shape the Khmer kingdom—where love births a dynasty, and the Nāga coils through stone and blood.
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