Paul Graham is self-taught photographer. Graham uses the camera to expose the things others overlook. They are right in front of all of us, yet we carry on with our own lives. Graham with his work makes people to open eyes and see what is happening around. Graham is watcher of people and the space they occupy. His work tells short stories.
Paul Graham The Present
Two or three shots of the same place in New York City, taken only seconds apart from the same point of view. Same figures are in these shots but each time different viewpoint, figures come into focus that were blurred before. What would these places be without the people who inhabit them? These images deal with question of awareness and consciousness: with how much we see, and how we see it.
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