Daniel Georges transforms photography into an exploration of presence, perception, and visual relationships. Working in large-scale montage up to 70” each composed of multiple images, he constructs compositions that unfold differently depending on how they are viewed. Up close, each photograph stands as a distinct observation; from a distance, the images merge into orchestrated visual fields where rhythm, balance, and repetition become central to the experience. A silhouetted hand eclipsing the sun, an orchard in different seasons, people on the street, an American flag, or a body in free fall are presented not as isolated moments but as interconnected fragments. 718-704-6954 or 718-614-1935