surreal looking floral series with black water splash scenes created in camera without post production figurative Framed in a round 'Vortex'

Framed in a round 'Vortex' ceramic finished in matt black shellac

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

packed flat in a museum archival clam box wrapped in gesso paper

can be used for towels in the bathroom or for coats in the reception area of your home

surreal looking floral series with black water splash scenes created in camera without post production figurative Framed in a round 'Vortex'The 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