Igor 35

Selections from the infamous book that never was. Pulled by the publisher just weeks before it went to print after a distributor told them it was "too fucked up" to sell. 

My first self published book.

18 days on Route 66. 9 models. 124 pages.

Limited to 250 copies. Sold out.

Dinner With Igor is my second self published book.

Over 100 pages. Over 200 people eating with me. 

Limited to 250 copies. Buy the book here. 

Dinner With Igor is just the first part of a series of books/zines about food.

The next body of work, tentatively titled Food Fight, has been in the back of my mind for years as I have been collecting "non-traditional" images of food. 

I have spent years documenting my favorite subculture - juggalos. Fans of the horrorcore rap group the Insane Clown Posse, they spend four or five days every year in the middle of nowhere for the infamous music festival The Gathering of the Juggalos. 

I have covered the Gathering for Village Voice, Rolling Stone, Vice, LA Weekly, Kerrang, Hustler, and many more. These are my mostly unpublished 35mm images. 

Only in New York? Probably not.

Yeah, I'm still a fucking party photographer. 

Once in a while I pick up my old Pentax and throw a roll of black and white film in it. 

All the fun shit happens after everyone else goes home. 

I feel like the song Summertime by Will Smith had an out of proportion effect on my life. 

From sea to shining sea.

It can't all be insanity. Sometimes you need to slow down.