Einstein's Legacy in Color: Gravitational Waves Captured with Cymatics PhotographyThis body of work explores the visible expression of wave phenomena through water, light, and analogue photographic processes. Drawing from scientific principles underlying resonance, vibration, and interference, these images are created in the studio as physical experiments in which liquid becomes both subject and medium. The works reference the broader scientific context of wave theory and gravitational research, translating abstract forces into

where impermanence is not symbolised but physically enacted

000's of live flower petals

series explores themes of transformation

The collaboration with editing artist Oleg Deetz and audio landscape by SubOctane brings an added dimension to the artwork

A luxurious cushion featuring a unique underwater artwork of artist Alexander James Hamilton

unmounted & unframed

5 inches / 59

The scarf is finished as all quality silk scarves are with a hand rolled silk thread edge

finished UV museum archival varnish

available individually

remote expeditions

They are a memento mori of collapsing ice sheets