Exploding Flower Series Sparks Fusion Water and Glass CompositionThe Fusion series centres on studio grown floral forms cultivated from ancient specimens of allium, a species whose history of human cultivation extends back to the earliest records of civilisation. This lineage introduces a temporal dialogue between human intervention and the natural world, aligning botanical history with the long arc of cultural development. These floral structures are selected for both their historical continuity and their formal

This is done in a circular way with no carbon footprint or chemicals in the process

we too flash into being and fade back into the darkness

unique archival pigment print with museum varnish size 8

aligning botanical history with the long arc of cultural development

leaving only trace

Designed in collaboration with 3D artist Artem Hryshchenko as part of the Distil Ennui Studio™ artist residency programme

The larger Nautilus edition functions equally as sculptural hardware and as an architectural statement piece

Ebara Taxi

From the late 1980’s to 2011

Once all prints are claimed

and refraction soften form and disrupt fixed edges

a species whose history of human cultivation extends back to the earliest records of civilisation