Underwater Study Nocturne in WaterThe Vanitas series is photographed entirely underwater, where light, reflection, and refraction soften form and disrupt fixed edges. Water becomes an active agent within the composition, tempering surfaces and allowing contours to hover between definition and dissolution. Working within a restrained, low light palette, subtle currents articulate luminous borders and gentle shadow. Floral elements drift within this environment, suspended in a state of

Dated 2006

the contamination of rivers and underground water resources

Suitable for interior use only

half bottle made from recycled beach cleanup Coke cans

Each piece is supplied with a stainless steel fixing

Central to this body of work is the butterfly's metamorphosis: a complete and irreversible transformation that unfolds through vulnerability rather than resistance

If Francisco De Goya were here today I am certain he would approve

disappearing small holding farmland

These floral structures are selected for both their historical continuity and their formal characteristics: complex

The design emulates the gravitational pull of a black hole

6″ × 16

poised between emergence and disappearance