
The Anonymous Man
In the midst of our now highly modernized world, we have become increasingly anonymous within the societies we live in - not only with what we build, and where we work but also in how we communicate. The Anonymous Man series delves into this intriguing concept of human existence where the pressures, the freedoms, and the unexpectedness of our urbanized worlds are depicted through the arresting and simplicity of the architecture and the insignificance of life pushed to the very corners of the frame.
Project 11
There’s something about being 11. I believe it’s perhaps the best time of your life. Physically, your body has yet to go through such dramatic change. It’s also a time when you’re still allowed to daydream, play and make believe before you’re made aware of just how society frowns upon this.
Project 11 is a concept-based idea of photographing children at around the age of 11, capturing them in a time and space somewhere between that innocence of childhood and the rigours of adolescence.


“ I believe that photography is the absolute chameleon of all time. It is not dependent on the moment we press the shutter nor does it depend on knowing when we should press the shutter. It has no rigidity, its absolute in its fluidity and it infests itself in the technology of the modern times it exists in. ”
– Lisa Saad
Lisa Saad Photographer Review: Biography & Style
Tata Rossi from Fix The Photo featured her review this month on my past work, The Anonymous Man, my recently completed new series, Project 11 as well as my prolific commercial and advertising photography career engaging in these spheres for over 30 years, shooting for high-profile ad campaigns, fashion and lifestyle magazines, corporate projects, restaurants, and more.
