Niko J. Kallianiotis's first monograph, 'America in a Trance' dives into the heart and soul of the Pennsylvania industrial regions, a place where small town values still exist and sustainable small businesses once thrived under the sheltered wings of American Industry. It was here, to the cradle of American industrialism that immigrants from tattered European countries once crossed the Atlantic for a better future. Some, like Kallianiotis, still do. Born and raised in Greece but now a proud Northeastern Pennsylvanian, Kallianiotis has called this place home for roughly twenty years. Those decades have taught him how beliefs from both sides of the fence in the current political climate have a direct effect and interest in these towns. And yet, Kallianiotis achieves a certain level of neutrality within the work. Whether it is the hard Pennsylvania coal towns to the East, the shadows of looming steel stacks to the West or every faded American dream in between. Through the use of light and color, an illumination of hope, the photographer explores his own relationship with the land. Within 'America in a Trance' there is the silhouette of what once was, streets and storefronts thriving, and the echo of that time still ringing in the bricks of the houses and churches.

Niko J. Kallianiotis was born in Greece and is an educator and photographer based in Pennsylvania. He started his career in newspapers, first as a freelancer at The Times Leader, in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, and then as a staff photographer at the Coshocton Tribune in Coshocton, Ohio, and the Watertown Daily Times in Watertown, New York. He is currently teaching in Pennsylvania at Drexel University in Philadelphia and Marywood University in Scranton. He is also a contributing photographer for The New York Times and a member of OramaPhotos in Greece.

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