Michael Christopher Zuhorski, (b.1992 in Detroit, Michigan), works with photography, text, and sound. Michael’s first time living alone was as a volunteer lighthouse keeper.
He holds a BFA in Photography from the College for Creative Studies, in Detroit, and he is currently an MFA candidate at Syracuse University.
Michael’s practice consists of acts of sustained attention. He studies information-sparse subjects – textureless white wax, sprawling fields of snow, blank walls, rivers in the dark – over the course of months and years. In doing this he shows qualities and changes that would otherwise remain unseen. He demonstrates how acts of sustained attention change the shape the world takes.