‘energy is neither created, nor is it destroyed’ … ‘the elements suffer continual rearrangement’

A practice interested in interdependence and impermanence, recognising the world as being in constant motion, everything in relation, forming and reforming. The system of weather is used as a framework within which to organise and explore these ideas. 

Works typically depict artistic interpretations of fleeting, momentary forms from the natural world - a wave, cloud, raindrop. One brief formation in an ongoing process of continual transformation, suspended indefinitely on the page.

Each form is presented in isolation, disconnected from any specific time or place, with proportions and scale independent of any real-world referent. Autographic lines often feature to express the energy of the forms while adding a sense of depth and movement.

Works are made using the cyanotype photographic process, which uses simple chemistry, light and water to make the image.