PRINTS:: photographs of every day experiences, manipulated digitally until the original subject is no longer recognisable - a metaphor for contemporary life.   

These works visualise our increasingly digital perceptions of the world, the inner workings of the mind, projections, neurodiversity and the illusion of objective reality.

All prints are created with fine-art papers made by Hahnemühle in archival quality - get in touch for more info and pricing

EXHIBITIONS:

  • E1 group exhibition, Gallery Pop-up, Berlin Germany

  • A Commentary on Productivity, group exhibition, Ladder Art Space, Melbourne Australia

  • Sorrow Birthday Party, group exhibition, Gallery Pop-up, Berlin Germany

COMMISSIONS:

  • Light installation artwork, Specialty Restaurant, for Intercontinental Hotel, Suzhou China - in collaboration with Flaming Beacon Lighting designers

  • Artwork for Berlin-based record label, event series and podcast - Awkwardly Social

FINE ART PRINTS

  • "MICROSCOPIC DIGITALISM"

    fine art print

    420x297mm

  • "LIQUID CHROME"

    fine art print

    420x297mm

  • "REALITY"

    fine art print

    420x594mm

  • "INNER DEPTH"

    fine art print

    420x594mm

  • "SIGHT OF SOUND" [SOLD]

    fine art print

    420x297mm

  • "NEW WAVE" [SOLD]

    fine art print

    420x594mm

  • “DEEPEST WINDOW”

    fine art print

    420x594mm

  • "SHEER BLUE FIELD" [SOLD]

    fine art print

    420x594mm

  • "QUANTUM FABRIC" [SOLD]

    fine art print

    420x297mm

  • "EMERGENCE"

    fine art print

    420x297mm

GET IN TOUCH FOR PRICING & PURCHASE

There is so much more happening in our reality than our limited human senses and minds have the capacity to understand - from the quantum to the microscopic to the macro [now also digital and AI].

Our perception of reality is formed through the lens of our algorithms, past experiences, cultural conditioning, values, relational understandings, neurodiversity, sensory input, education and training, spiritual beliefs,  physical/genetic predisposition, social circles and our content consumption that proliferate themes and ideals in our minds.

Do you see what I see?