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A headshot of a man with his eyes closed and hands folded wearing a head tie

Robert Zuckermann

A Film industry photographer, Zuckerman’s award-winning images graced movie franchises and celebrity publicity campaigns for more than two decades. His Hollywood career ended when he was diagnosed with Adult Polyglucosan Body Disease, compromising his mobility. This series is from time spent in nursing homes and hospitals over the past year. Robert is a graduate of UC Berkeley and the American Film Institute, with more than 300 works on display at The Betsy. His book KINDSIGHT is available for purchase at the front desk.
 

Selected Works

A man in scrubs looking straight at the camera
A woman in a white shirt with dangling earrings
Black and white headshot of a man looking sideways and wearing scrubs
A black and white photo of a woman
A photo of a patient raising an arm over his face
A woman with glasses looking at a screen
A man resting his face on a mirror and looking at his reflection
A woman reading a document
headshot of a Latina woman
a man sitting in an angle while looking straight on
A headshot of a woman wearing a pink tshirt
a black and white photo of two hands
sepia toned portrait of a man wearing a printed shirt
A headshot of a man with his eyes closed and hands folded wearing a head tie
reflection of cars and buses on the highway from the back mirror
A boy wearing a shiny black cape with an image of a thunderbolt striking under the word Austin

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