aquatic bubble elegance Ethereal Aquatic Forms: Bubbles in Fluid MotionThe Ocean Bubbles series draws from underwater studies in which air, water, and light intersect to form transient abstract structures. Emerging from the artist's broader underwater practice, these images focus on bubbles as both physical phenomena and visual metaphors, suspended momentarily before dissolving. Each work records a brief event in which buoyancy, pressure, and surface tension converge. Light passing through liquid and air generates

rippling light from the surface of the water above

circular development and carefully examining data are essential for forming well-informed and accurate opinions that can be widely distributed

'carbon black Jesus with wings’  dated 2011

mounted to aluminium in an oak tray frame

Each composition was constructed underwater and photographed directly onto large-format analogue plates during the Vanitas period (2009–2013)

A gold halo appears fluid and alive

By submerging floral forms into near-black water

Vintage archival pigment print from an edition of 10 hand printed by the artist between 2004 and 2010

light causics move across the underwater scene a lost drowned angels halo

and purity of these reactions have already faded into darkness

Working within a restrained

The print is of a Morpho Peleides butterfly from the 'Swarm' series dated 2008-2012