Kevin Casciano is a photographer working at the intersection of ecology, observation, and quiet attention.
His work focuses on the overlooked; small systems, marginal spaces, and living structures that persist without spectacle. The camera is used not to dramatize, but to slow perception down long enough to notice what is already there.
The work is grounded in direct experience; time spent outdoors, working with soil, plants, and materials. Photography functions as a record of relationship rather than a search for novelty.
Many of the images are made close to home. Others come from extended periods of travel and field work. Across subjects, the approach remains the same: attention, restraint, and respect for the subject as it exists.
This site presents a selection of ongoing and completed bodies of work. Each collection is treated as a closed system; edited, finite, and intentional.