Untitled #39, from Kinetic Solitude—The shifting ocean
Untitled #1, from Concentric Diffraction—Investigating internal mechanisms
Untitled #19, from Origami Folds—Exploring simplicity and complexity
Photography exploring the intersection of art and science
Howard Lewis is a conceptual fine art photographer whose work explores science, perception, environmental systems, and the mechanics of form.
His photographs investigate the intersection of art and science—visualizing physical forces, structural tension, environmental fragility, and moments of transformation.
Howard works experimentally, often constructing sculptural arrangements and manipulating light, materials, and photographic processes to reveal unseen structures.
Trained in both commercial and fine art traditions, Lewis integrates scientific thinking, invention, and sculptural practice into his photographic process.
His work seeks to make invisible systems visible—from microscopic forces to planetary-scale environmental change.