Symbolism / imagination
Wonderlnad
A doorway into a world where familiar symbols invite a second look.
Enter Wonderlnad ↗
Six doorways into the studio’s imagination. Enter a world, stay with an image, and follow the story that draws you closer.
Wonderlnad opens into its visual mythology. The other worlds offer an introduction through their existing studio imagery and themes.
A doorway into a world where familiar symbols invite a second look.
Enter Wonderlnad ↗
Light, identity, and the question of who we are becoming.
Enter Sun of Man ↗
A curious spirit. An open world. A story carried by the next leap.
Enter Fred the Frog ↗
The Southwest as a living setting for memory, movement, and encounter.
Enter Desert Stories ↗
The person within the image—gesture, presence, and the freedom to be seen.
Enter Human Form ↗
What we show, what we hold close, and what an image can reveal.
Enter Cloke ↗Wonderlnad is a hidden landscape—and a state of becoming. Forgotten dreams, instincts, fears, and truths gather beneath the familiar world. Its creatures are mirrors: Rabbit carries Desire, Wolf carries Instinct, and Raven carries Wisdom. The traveler enters through longing, loss, curiosity, or transformation, and begins to remember who they are.
A study of identity through light and presence. Sun of Man asks the viewer to consider the relationship between the person they recognize and the person still emerging. Look at the image slowly: what draws you in, and what changes when you stay?
Continue to the next world ↗Curiosity is a way into a story. Fred the Frog carries the spirit of the leap—the small movement that opens an unfamiliar world. This doorway gathers the studio’s interest in character, adventure, and seeing possibility in what others might pass by.
Continue to the next world ↗The desert is more than a backdrop. Distance, scale, silence, and the traces of movement give the Southwest its own voice. This world invites you to notice how a place can become part of a person’s story—and how a landscape holds stories of its own.
Continue to the next world ↗A person cannot be reduced to an image. Human Form explores how gesture, stillness, light, and expression can hold something of that presence. The invitation is to look beyond a pose and consider the human being who makes the photograph possible.
Become part of the work ↗A world concerned with the seen and the held-back. Cloke turns attention toward identity, concealment, and the tension between what an image offers and what it leaves unresolved. What do you find yourself revealing—or protecting—as you look?
Continue to the next world ↗Explore the creative services or find your place as a participant in a studio project.
