Underwater Botanical Wonders: Transparent Flower DelightsThe Glass series examines botanical form through a process that renders flowers translucent, revealing their internal structure with forensic clarity. By removing surface pigment and allowing purified water to occupy the capillaries of the petals, the works expose skeletal fibres and vascular veins ordinarily hidden from view. This transformation produces images that recall anatomical studies or radiographic views, offering an unprecedented

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This is done in a circular way with no carbon footprint or chemicals in the process

where impermanence is not symbolised but physically enacted

This approach allows complex forms to remain lightweight and materially efficient while retaining a tactile quality difficult to achieve through conventional manufacturing methods

'Morpho Amathonte 0334’  dated 2011

The collaboration with editing artist Oleg Deetz and audio landscape by SubOctane brings an added dimension to the artwork

each image records a real

this is a very small artwork

and the fragile boundary between stillness and upheaval

Each image functions as a measured observation rather than a constructed tableau: light passing through water

Dated 2010Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin 30080 × 60 cm | 31

a unique and eloquent design that works both in the home and for commercial installations