In his latest series, Aftermath, Dan Goldberg invites us to pause and appreciate the quieter moments that linger after lively dinner gatherings. Believing that the table is never long enough, Dan drew inspiration from the settings of his own dining table, where joy and connection leave traces long after the guests have departed. The images in “Aftermath” celebrate these traces, transforming wine-stained glasses, scattered plates, and lingering crumbs into poignant artifacts of a shared experience.
This series’s images also create a visual narrative that explores the dichotomy of energy and stillness. Through thoughtful use of color and lighting, he breathes life into the remnants of meals, inviting viewers to reflect on the beauty of fleeting moments. You can read more about Dan’s inspiration for the project and his approach on his website Journal.
See images from the project below. For more of Dan’s work, visit his Workbook portfolio.
Represented by Heather Elder Represents.
