UCLA, Chemically Altered – August 2026

Photographed at UCLA in August 2026, this series uses souped Kodak Gold 200 to transform familiar campus architecture through chemical textures and unpredictable color.

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Repeated concrete columns at UCLA layered beneath red, orange, blue, and green chemical textures.
Tree-lined paths crossing the UCLA campus beneath vertical fields of green, yellow, purple, and blue.
UCLA campus towers and trees silhouetted beneath flowing chemical colors of red, orange, yellow, and violet.
Abstract red, pink, blue, and yellow chemical textures created by souping Kodak Gold 200 film.
A Gothic Revival building at UCLA surrounded by trees and layered with yellow and blue chemical streaks.
Powell Library at UCLA surrounded by trees beneath a chemically altered yellow, blue, and orange sky.
A UCLA campus building framed by overlapping red, orange, blue, and violet chemical bands.
Repeated sunlight and leafy tree canopies overlap a campus building in magenta, purple, and blue.
Royce Hall seen across the UCLA campus through layered red, orange, blue, and violet chemical color.
A path through UCLA’s sculpture garden surrounded by trees and washed in green and violet chemical color.
A skeletal sculpture among foliage at UCLA, encircled by red, green, blue, and violet chemical bands.
UCLA campus architecture fragmented by broad fields of orange, blue, yellow, and red chemical color.