- Images of
- Architecture
- and the
- Built Environment
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Francis Dzikowski studied at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and has a BFA in photography from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. A formative part of his experience as a photographer involved documenting archaeological and historical sites in Israel, Egypt and Turkey. He worked on the Theban Mapping Project at the excavation of the Tomb of the Sons of Ramesses II in Luxor’s Valley of the Kings. He photographed a Theban tomb for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Francis also taught photography at The American University in Cairo.
For several years Francis has been photographing public art in New York City for Jean Phifer’s new book, "Public Art, New York", published in the spring of 2009 by WW Norton.
Francis lives in Brooklyn and has been concentrating on architectural photography for over five yeas. He has often collaborated with Peter Aaron, creating a dialogue regarding lighting and technical possibilities that is valuable to them both.
Francis Dzikowski approaches all his work with clarity and understanding. His strong composition and lighting, for overall shots and details, capture and convey the essence of each project.
Book photographed by Francis Dzikowski:
Public Art in New York City by Jean Phifer, Photographs by Francis Dzikowski, WW Norton, 2009.
