with over two decades of experience covering topics ranging from cultural heritage to conflict and the climate crisis. As a photographer for National Geographic, he has photographed over 30 feature stories. His work has also graced the pages of prominent publications such as The New Yorker, TIME, The New York Times, and Smithsonian, among others. In 20 years of assignments there were many that focused, directly or indirectly, on the causes and effects of the climate crisis; from Hurricane Katrina to Southern California Wildfires, the Bakken Oil field boom in North Dakota to the Tar Sands of Canada, and the global retreat of glaciers. This stories are reflected in these collections.

Huey’s images of the climate crisis serve as the foundational seeds for the machine learning algorithms he employs, transforming visual evidence of our folly and fallout into intricate, historic wallpaper patterns for the end of the world.