A wooden folio to display photos. A living hinge, cut by a laser, makes it possible to bend the wood--it can open and close much like a traditional folio or book. Hinges are also used to create bookcovers, boxes and other products. In this design, 4 photos can be mounted, and magnets can be used to create a latch.

The front of the folio. You can also arrange the images in a progression. In this case, we move from the Pages of Testimony (front cover) to a wide shot of the Hall of Names to a close up of one display section--per the next 2 images.

The progression of images. In this case, from the Hall of Names.

Folio closed.

A combination of a photo-encaustic image and a CNC carved dream catcher. The dream catcher started as a conventional photo, was then used for an encaustic work and was subsequently processed in Photoshop prior to its carving in acrylic. The acrylic is a white slab painted blue. Please note: many, if not all of the photos used for the carvings, are from photos that you may see in other galleries on this site.

A close up of the dream catcher.

Gateway sign at Auschwitz.

Terezin-Theresienstadt ghetto. False sinks used to fool a visiting Red Cross delegation. Terezin was portrayed by the Nazi's as a model Jewish town, and the sinks were used as props during the visit.

One of the major structures of the Armenian Genocide Memorial.

Black Lives Matter protest.

Black Lives Matter carving.

Section of the ceiling from the Spanish Synagogue in Prague.

Armenia. Geghard Monastery. A ceiling detail.

Moon and solar eclipse.

The Tor.

White Sands National Park.