deep red flower petals break the waters surface tension creating deep splash formatiosThe 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

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the contamination of rivers and underground water resources

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the works expose skeletal fibres and vascular veins ordinarily hidden from view

they operate as archival records of a long-term investigation into transformation

'Morpho Amathonte 0334’  dated 2011

The larger Nautilus edition functions equally as sculptural hardware and as an architectural statement piece

the butterfly has carried layered meanings-regeneration

extending a lineage that emerged most prominently in seventeenth-century Dutch painting

those themes are rearticulated through water

Dated 1990