red flower specimen tears through the surface tension of water in an energetic splashThe Dark Water series presents floral forms submerged within dense, light absorbing water, where visibility is reduced and form emerges slowly from shadow. Created through experimental underwater processes, the works explore the tension between beauty and obscurity, presence and concealment. Single botanical specimens and more complex floral constructions are isolated against dark fields, allowing petals, stems, and structures to appear suspended in a

Empirical Research & Evidence

Each piece is stamp initialled by the artist on the base

behind TruVue anti reflect & 99% u/v blocking museum glass

and transient patterns that exist only for fractions of a second

Each image becomes a study of fragility

The print is of a rare and very old variety of Paris Tulip from the 'Vanitas' series 2009 - ongoing

exploring photography as a physical event through light

+ II artist proofs (each a different size & execution)

0180’  dated 2017

Dated 1988

and form slowly emerging through physical resistance rather than compositional certainty

The works explore this geometry as a metaphor for accumulation