Submerged in Caravaggio's Light: Underwater Photography SeriesThe Figurative works form a pivotal body within the artist's practice, bringing the human figure into dialogue with water, architecture, and endurance. Created entirely underwater, these images extend the language of figurative painting into a submerged space where gravity, time, and control are fundamentally altered. This series was developed within a purpose built underground studio environment, where large scale spaces were transformed into flooded

An elegant thin walled porcelain cup that is hand thrown & fired

these works stand as singular records of a larger conceptual and physical undertaking

recorded in Catalogue Raisonné

dated & annotated verso

Atoll  —  w 95–105 gms   h50 × w75 × d43 mm

repeatable studio conditions

helping you drift off on long flights or in unfamiliar hotel beds

The print is of a rare variety of Paris Tulip from the 'Vanitas' series 2009 - ongoing

I documented the hundreds of differing taxi firms operating in the city of Tokyo

Edition of VII

the manuscript follows four decades of analogue practice in which photographs emerge from constructed physical systems

Using aluminium recovered from landfill sites and coastal clean-up projects