Einstein's Universe: Gravitational Waves Rediscovered in Cymatics PhotographyThis body of work explores the visible expression of wave phenomena through water, light, and analogue photographic processes. Drawing from scientific principles underlying resonance, vibration, and interference, these images are created in the studio as physical experiments in which liquid becomes both subject and medium. The works reference the broader scientific context of wave theory and gravitational research, translating abstract forces into

'Mirror of the goddess  - plate IV’

" On one of my first trips to japan over 35 years ago

the flowers are transposed into an ambiguous visual environment and subjected to controlled chemical and physical reactions

Dated 2012Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin 30080 × 60 cm | 31

explosive reactions within a star

then altered

ensuring no two are alike

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe

120mm M8 for Nautilus

Wan Wan Taxi

medium  w 65 gms h30 x w30 x d105 mm

Studio experiments