FIELD JOURNAL & ARTISTIC DISCIPLINE
Two-column editorial profile detailing a decade of backcountry expeditions, wilderness storytelling, and commitment to capturing fragile ecosystems before they change.
Operating with medium-format field cameras in remote subpolar geographies, VISTA documents the shifting geology of Iceland’s basalt plateaus, the wind-sculpted granite towers of Patagonia, and the glacial valleys of New Zealand’s Southern Alps.
Each body of work approaches the natural landscape as a living, silent archive. The intent is not simply to record scenery, but to preserve the fragile atmospheric conditions, seasonal light, and geological stillness of territories undergoing rapid transformation.
EXPEDITIONS14 YearsSubpolar & Alpine Frontiers
REGIONS03 CoreIceland · NZ · Patagonia
PRINTSArchivalMuseum Rag Substrates

FIELD SPECIMEN 0145mm · f/8 · 1/250s
Archival Pigment Proof100% Cotton Rag
Field Methodology & Scope
Measuring the silent reach of solitary exploration
Expeditions
14
Iceland, Patagonia & New Zealand
Subpolar & alpine field journeys
Kilometers
2,400+
Off-Grid Backcountry Route
On foot across glaciated terrain
Medium Format
120mm
Archival Precision Standard
Native dynamic tonal range
Exhibitions
48
Museum & Private Collections
Limited edition print works