Digital print

Photographs are like snowflakes, each one is unique in both time and space. Every moment captured in time reveals change from the micro to the macro level.

My current research utilizes images in the same way that painters use brushes and paints; but my paints are moments of time captured through photography and the brushes are digital techniques used to combine various analog films mixed with digital media.

The artwork explores the interplay between form, texture and light. Surreal landscapes are layered and edited combinations of figurative, floral and mineral elements. Similar to a recurring dream, with a theme that suggests the ephemeral quality of life, the passage of time and the uncertainty of the future.

My artwork is an extension of views of nature, humanity and our relationship to the Earth. I believe strongly in a positive approach to life and our world, with the understanding that we, as stewards, have the responsibility of providing a better place for the next generation to thrive. I choose to focus on the hidden beauty that surrounds us, encouraging the viewer to preserve our beautiful and fragile planet and discover what time hides forever in plain sight.