The Dance of Bubbles: Submerged Motion in WaterThe Ocean Bubbles series draws from underwater studies in which air, water, and light intersect to form transient abstract structures. Emerging from the artist's broader underwater practice, these images focus on bubbles as both physical phenomena and visual metaphors, suspended momentarily before dissolving. Each work records a brief event in which buoyancy, pressure, and surface tension converge. Light passing through liquid and air generates

These plates remained uneditioned until selected for this Studio Edition release

'Morpho Peleides 0990’  dated 2011Edition of 25 archival pigment printspaper size 23

circular development and carefully examining data are essential for forming well-informed and accurate opinions that can be widely distributed

smolt - w 105-120 gms h36 x w115 x d48mm

Carbon black pigment fired porcelain ceramic

historical references and new theoretical writing are brought together in a single developing publication

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

Ecologically printed with vibrant lemon using hemp leaves with abstract motifs of flower petals from carnation

revealing their internal structure with forensic clarity

captured underwater with light caustics enhancing its ethereal glow

This collection of works illustrate my fascination with the energy of Tokyo taxis at night: they glow with a sense of urgency in the business of someone’s journey playing out

asserting that restraint and simplicity can demand greater risk than overt provocation