I always have at least one camera with me at all times, and now
that I have a toddler most of my images are made between work
and home. Because I work across the street from the Stata Center
at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology— which contains the
Computer Science and Artificial Laboratory (CSAIL) and
Department of Linguistics and Philosophy, among other things — I
come across the building several times a day. It’s an easy building
to shoot in that it lends itself to photography, and I’m constantly
bumping into people taking a photo of it. However, it’s difficult to
make a unique image of the building that stands out from the
plethora of photos online.
Dr. Joshua Sariñana's passion for photography coincided with his interest in the brain and mind. After studying neuroscience at UCLA and MIT, Sariñana switched his focus to the practice and theoretical study of photography.
He has exhibited nationally and internationally, including a solo exhibition at the Griffin Museum of Photography, and has shown at the Month of Photography Los Angeles, Aperture Gallery (upcoming), Photoville, and the Panopticon Gallery (upcoming).
Sariñana was named as a 2017 and 2018 Critical Mass Top 200 Finalist. His work has been recognized by the Sony World Photogr
