Immersion explores transformation and the conditions that allow change to unfold. Working with dandelion and calendula, the series observes how form responds to shifts in time and temperature, focusing on process rather than outcome. Within these contained environments, the images move between empirical observation and exploratory play, in contrast to synthetic vision and pseudo-culinary imagery. Change remains gradual and unresolved, privileging duration, material behaviour and sustained attention.
Printing and materials
Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper (300–315gsm).
Prints are supplied unframed.
Immersion explores transformation and the conditions that allow change to unfold. Working with dandelion and calendula, the series observes how form responds to shifts in time and temperature, focusing on process rather than outcome. Within these contained environments, the images move between empirical observation and exploratory play, in contrast to synthetic vision and pseudo-culinary imagery. Change remains gradual and unresolved, privileging duration, material behaviour and sustained attention.
Printing and materials
Each work is produced as an archival pigment print (giclée) using museum-grade pigment inks on 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag fine-art paper (300–315gsm).
Prints are supplied unframed.