As a self-taught artist, Joseph O'Neill is unafraid to try different techniques. His practice explores light, shadow and transformation through photography and camera-less processes, reinterpreting everyday environments and architecture through abstraction, chance and material experimentation, blending representation with painterly gesture. His work has been influenced by Eugène Atget and Man Ray. More recently, has experimented with chemigrams, photograms, phytograms and lumen camera-less photography. His work has appeared in group and solo exhibitions worldwide, predominantly in New York City and Europe.