I am Eric J Lomax: a photo artist and  priest, working out my own inner conflicts with light. My work begins with the belief that the Divine is infinitely greater than our own judgements and comprehension. 

 

Photography is where understanding becomes more  tangible for me. Through the camera, I can step outside inherited ways of seeing and create a frame in which light becomes transformative, unsettling  assumptions, and revealing beauty that has been overlooked. That which many reject becomes the revelation of renewal and hope. Because light is the very medium of photography, every image becomes an invitation to look again — to reconsider what is hidden, what is exposed, and what might yet be transformed.

 

As an artist, I am not afraid of the subversive, the difficult or the shocking. Like Winston Smith in 1984, whose last free place is within his own mind, the image frame becomes my place of liberation: a space where I can resist constraint, imagine freely, and speak what many believe should not be spoken.

 

I am available to tell your own story— if only you would ask.