This series was intended to spark the imagination of the viewer and allow them to explore the idea of what lies behind a door and the numerous possibilities that can take place. I have taken photographs of doors from my travels across the world and strategically placed them in locations where they are enhanced by the surrounding environment.
Half way through this set I traveled to Cairo, Egypt where I planned to paste the remaining five photos in the series. Given the go ahead by a few onlookers, I proceeded to paste a photograph on a very busy street in downtown Cairo. This was met by many suspicious eyes some of whom order the picture to be taken down. As I peeled the freshly pasted picture from the wall a group of thirty or so aggressive men gathered and quickly began asking; what type of propaganda I was spreading, to present my passport to prove my citizenship and what was the purpose of my travels to Egypt. As this crowd grew both in size and aggression, they started to question what was on my camera and even began to grab my belongings. I quickly realized that this was trouble and darted across the street, rounded the corner where a fast stride turned into a dead sprint to my hotel room. As soon as I entered the room, I promptly tore up my photos, got rid of my stickers and deleted all my photos related to this incident. So, long story short, here are ten pictures, none of them in Cairo.
Jaffna, Sri Lanka to Hong Kong
Trincomalee, Sri Lanka to Hong Kong
Beijing to Manila
Guangzhou to Manila
The crew who helped out and also tried to open the door several times.
Esfahan, Iran to Hong Kong
Beijing to Hong Kong
Bogota to Hong Kong
