

Decommissioned Zones, Enduring Forms
This series explores the silent monuments of human industry, capturing the stark beauty of decay through meticulous large-format photography. Each piece is an archival pigment print, an edition of 5 + 2 AP.


Geographies of Decay
Captured on 8x10 large format film between 2020 and 2023, this work documents industrial sites across Europe and North America. The methodology emphasizes rigorous, uncropped composition, reflecting the unyielding presence of these human-altered landscapes.






Diptychs and Triptychs
The Furnace, Essen
A diptych capturing the skeletal remains of a blast furnace, emphasizing its monumental scale and the intricate patterns of rust against the sky. Precise architectural framing.
Coal Seam, Ruhr Valley
A triptych documenting the exposed strata of a decommissioned coal mine, revealing layers of geological time intertwined with human intervention. Exhibition-ready work.
Provenance and Archival
Each print is accompanied by a signed, serialized certificate of provenance, detailing the edition number, capture date, and archival specifications. Museum-grade quality.
Exhibition Checklist Available
Detailed specifications, installation guides, and full exhibition history for 'Industrial Scars' are available for galleries and curators.
Becker Fine Art
Archival pigment prints and large-format documentary series.
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