David Cohen

To look at a towering skyscraper, a fleeting moment on a crowded street, or a subtle curve of the human body is, to me, the same creative pursuit. It is an ongoing search for rhythm, mood, and balance.
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This space houses the two parallel pillars of my photographic journey.
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On one side are my minimalist cityscapes and street scenes — quiet, deliberate extractions of the urban landscape. I look for the geometric interplay of light and architecture, the layered storytelling found in glass reflections, and the brief, isolated moments where human life intersects with the city's structure.
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On the other side is my boudoir and erotic work — an intimate, body-positive celebration of form. Here, the sharp angles of the city dissolve into shadow and light to capture deeply personal, emotive stories written across the landscape of the silhouette.
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Whether capturing the hard edge of a concrete monolith, a transient urban reflection, or the soft, expressive contour of a body, my work focuses entirely on the emotional resonance of form.