Clear Water Botany Beautiful Underwater Floral ImageryThe Glass series examines botanical form through a process that renders flowers translucent, revealing their internal structure with forensic clarity. By removing surface pigment and allowing purified water to occupy the capillaries of the petals, the works expose skeletal fibres and vascular veins ordinarily hidden from view. This transformation produces images that recall anatomical studies or radiographic views, offering an unprecedented

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

The Glass series examines botanical form through a process that renders flowers translucent

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Three Star Kojin Taxi

all for profit with shareholder values being held above that of their social responsibility

where form is refracted

If Francisco De Goya were here today I am certain he would approve

the images suggest a state of cultural saturation-beauty struggling to surface amid density and excess

The Butterfly

Studio experiments

most notable the polluted oceans

the figurative subject becomes both present and vulnerable