Michael Endicott is a Bay Area Fine Art photographer. His artistic perspective is an outgrowth of his experience at the intersection of the political and biological sciences and photographed at boundaries of the urban and natural world. His cellular tapestries have built in intersections and spaces meant to encourage active meditations on our place in community. His process is sculptural in nature, bending wavelengths of light and molding multiple photos, pulling him away from realism into the realm of expressionist and abstract painting. He collaborates regularly with painters and mixed media artists – paintography, photosculpture and fusion. Recently, he has been exhibited in the DeYoung Museum, (San Francisco, Ca 2020, 2023), Triton Museum of Art (Santa Clara, CA 2024), Gallery House (Menlo Park, Ca)  and UCSF Medical Center, Mt. Zion (San Francisco, Ca).