Artist Statement
As an artist, I like to explore different mediums and styles to express my views. My work focuses on decay, whether it is seedpods, structures, or our society. I believe the current state of photography is mirroring the early 1900’s when Kodak introduced the Brownie camera to the masses. Today, we have the cell phone. In both times, Cameras became common and artists took notice. As the Modernists once did, I want to push the medium in new ways. Using a tradition photography foundation, I digitally alter my photographs or use micro child-like dioramas to discuss social issues facing us.
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About
Todd Bradley (1970, Detroit, USA) is a contemporary macro | digital photographer currently residing in San Diego, California. He works with dioramas, alternative portraiture, and digital manipulation. Todd builds scale model dioramas that become his narrative. Todd’s aesthetic focuses on detailed features, demonstrating new perspectives to ordinary objects in still time.
