Hidden Geometry
The Blue Planet
Blue Planet transforms the delicate surface of a soap bubble into a mysterious world suspended against darkness. Captured through macro photography, its intense shades of blue reveal flowing formations, crater-like details and organic patterns that resemble the surface of an unknown planet seen from space. The photograph plays with scale and perception, turning something fragile and momentary into a landscape that feels immense. The deep black surrounding the bubble isolates its luminous surface, inviting the viewer to explore its details and imagine a world beyond what is actually there.
Circa. 2024
Photograph
Soap bubble
Fluid Canyons
Fluid Canyons explores the abstract landscapes that can emerge when liquids interact at a microscopic scale. Flowing layers of deep blue and turquoise form sweeping shapes reminiscent of rivers, valleys and canyons viewed from above, while suspended droplets introduce small points of detail across the composition. The image plays with fluidity, depth and scale, transforming a simple physical interaction into an imagined landscape. Its predominantly blue palette creates a calm, immersive quality, while the organic forms encourage each viewer to interpret the scene differently.
Circa. 2024
Photograph
Oil & Water
Hidden Geometry
- 120 x 80 cm
Hidden Geometry reveals the intricate architecture of an Anthurium flower at a scale rarely noticed by the human eye. Through macro photography, the textured central structure becomes almost sculptural, its repeating patterns contrasting with the softer curves of the surrounding petals. Presented in monochrome, colour is removed to draw attention entirely to form, texture and the subtle complexity of the natural structure. The photograph invites the viewer to reconsider something familiar by focusing on details that are easily overlooked, revealing the quiet precision and geometry found within nature.
Circa. 2026
Photograph
Flower