Vanishing Bubbles: Blue Morpho Butterflies Below the SurfaceThe Bubbles series explores impermanence, fragility, and reflection through the interaction of air, water, and light. Suspended within an underwater environment, bubbles become both subject and metaphor ephemeral forms that exist momentarily before dissolving, echoing long standing Vanitas traditions concerned with the transience of life. These works are created through direct physical intervention with water, where subtle gestures applied to surface

each image records a fleeting and irreversible moment

and reflection through the interaction of air

and collapse

an American Flag reproduced with 1

Central to this body of work is the butterfly's metamorphosis: a complete and irreversible transformation that unfolds through vulnerability rather than resistance

in our case corn starch & sugar cane

size 65 * 65 cms (+/- 1 cms) 25

translating abstract forces into tangible visual form

Its unbranded

Heiwa Taxi

Small & medium have 2 fixing posts with the large having one

Each handle embodies a story of renewal