I am a working photographer, writer and designer based in Los Angeles. I am a frequent contributor to The New York Times, as well as a host of other national and international publications, ranging from apartamento to Die Zeit. I also work with design brands and architecture firms, as well as relevant institutions and organizations such as Docomomo and the MAK Center.
My work is primarily focused on architecture, urbanism, and objects of American design. I am particularly interested in the cycles of vogue and obsolescence, in textural explorations of style and quality, and in questions about the ways humans will interact with non-digital design in the age of ubiquitous screens.
Tag Christof is a photographer, writer and designer whose work explores topics of texture and American identity in the built environment. Christof is originally from Santa Fe, New Mexico and is a graduate of Parsons School of Design in New York City and Central Saint Martins in London.
His primary interests include objects of American design, automobile culture, and cycles of fashion and obsolescence. He works with various cultural institutions and architecture and design practices. He is a frequent contributor to The New York Times, has worked with dozens of publications ranging from apartamento to Zeit Magazin, and is a member of both Common Space and BluePhoto collectives. He lives in Los Angeles and works primarily from the road.