A short clip to demonstrate a studio shoot of one of the fruit series, The Persimmon.
How Did I
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Aaron Plum Insurance
Aaron Plum Insurance is a family owned business for over 60 years, founded by Aaron Plum and Rhoda Plum z"l. The business currently operates out of its original Bronx office, and has become a neighborhood institution. To this day Aaron Plum works five days a week, paying careful attention to all customers, be they individuals who walk in off the street, or long -tanding customers he has worked with since before the office existed. There is nothing Aaron and Rhoda Plum z"l cared more about than family,a sentiment that has continuously guided the business practice and influenced their relationship with clients. The office is filled with family photographs and children's artwork, framed and hung in prominent spots along the walls. Since Rohda's passing, Aaron Plum's daughter, Ellen has begun working alongside her father. Aiming to expand the reach of Aaron Plum Insurance, Ellen recently opened an office in Scaresdale and has continued in her parents foot steps by reaching out to new customers on a daily basis be it by email, phone or in-person visits. It was a pleasure to visit this office, to explore the roots of a family and the story of a couple who literally created something big out of absolutely nothing.
Morning Light
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| "Morning Light" 10X8" box |
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| "Martyr Complex" Gary Dusek |
"Morning Light" a.k.a "Jesus Box" was a collaborative shoot with the artist Gary Dusek for an idea to take a picture of him as Jesus.
After a few meeting and the photo shoot we decided to create a collaborative project based on the idea of religion and its symbols, hoping to exhibit the project in full next year. In "Morning Light" the Jesus image was cut to a few transparent print to create a 3D effect, in addition two more slides was added in between the original Jesus image. "Martyr Complex" is Gary's product of the same image. Gary used 13 canvases (8X10" each) to create one big Jesus cross. Each canvas has a heat attached layer that was later painted on.
Both of the pieces was part of "The Morning After" art show.
"Morning Light" was sold about a week after the show.
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