Fear of Losing The Existence (1)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (2)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (3)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (4)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (5)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (6)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (7)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (8)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (9)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (10)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (11)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (12)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (13)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (14)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (15)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

Fear of Losing The Existence (16)
2002 | Fine art archival print | 30 X 30 inches (76.2 X 76.2 cm) | Edition of 3 + 2 AP

My parents and parents-in-law are getting older and weaker by each passing day. We are separated by thousands of miles and I only get to see them once a year. With each visit, they look different. Their faces change with more wrinkles, their hair has grown thinner and they have become more fragile – the sure signs of aging. Sometimes when I miss them really badly, I realize I have difficulty picturing their faces accurately in my mind. I’m very afraid that one day I will not be able to remember their faces anymore and we become total strangers. (...close)

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