Hydrosphere
Water is at the genesis of my current artistic practice. It is both my muse and my sage.
I’m fascinated by its ephemeral qualities, the topographical surface of wave forms, and the many nuanced impressions that are left in its wake on my memory.
The mercurial nature of water embodies the ungraspable shape of existence. It is both phenomenological and eternal – never still, always evolving through constant change.
I’m preoccupied by notions of transformation evident in the physical world, giving rise to the transitory nature of our own existence.
We are all bodies of water, continually dissolving into other bodies of water – the air, the ocean, other living things. This transmutation of H2O both ‘into’ and ‘out of’ our anatomy, beyond our skin, forms a profound fluid belonging to the planet.