Explore "The Mole," a profound poem by Craig B. from the Wolf Gin Sonnets series. This piece delves into themes of transformation, survival, and the contrast between human awareness and animal instinct. Accompanied by a captivating image, it reflects on the primal journey and forgotten skies. Discover the poetic journey of de-evolution and the search for meaning.

Discover Ai²CM, Craig Boehman's innovative new series blending Artificial Intelligence and Intentional Camera Movement. This project explores the dynamic interplay between AI and ICM, creating a harmonious and discordant symbiosis. Through unique artistic techniques, Ai²CM delves into humanity's interaction with evolving technologies, showcasing the tension and synergy in contemporary art. Stay tuned for more details on this captivating series.

New 1 of 1 print announcement:

“The Siege”
Year: 2023
Artist: Craig Boehman
Size: 16x20” unframed
Material: ChromaLuxe metal

New 1 of 1 print announcement:

“Opaloid Dreams”
Year: 2023
Artist: Craig Boehman
Size: 16x20” unframed
Material: ChromaLuxe metal

As a few of you know, I usually don't create work without people. Though I find myself highly interested in the abstract of late, I hope to work more along these lines soon. But the odd object may attract me from time to time, like this grounded clunker of a ship. I can't call it a ghost ship because even ghosts would want something a little more seaworthy.

I thought I’d check in and share a few images that I omitted from my Facebook and Twitter feeds. I’m currently sharing individual images on Instagram (because that’s the only way to do it) but I’ve decided that I want to make better use of my own space, here on my website. I’ve preached enough about this but I no longer find it terribly helpful to me to share every single image that I post on all platforms. I’d rather have my audience come here and visit me to see what I’ve been up to. Plus, my growing weariness of social media has had the effect of wanting to reduce my footprints on all platforms.

When I first came to Mumbai and explored some of the suburbs, I thought to myself that it looked like somebody bombed the shit out of the place. Sometimes, I can't tell if buildings are going up or coming down.

I packed my umbrella and had my ziplock bag ready for my camera in case of a monsoon shower. The streets were crowded and it was business as usual on a Saturday afternoon in Mumbai.