splash crucifixion cross is cast into water recreating a catholic religious sceneThe Splash Crucifixion series reinterprets a historic religious motif through the physical dynamics of water and impact. A collection of aged crucifixes is introduced to the water's surface, where the moment of contact disrupts surface tension and generates a brief, violent articulation of form. Each image records the instant of collision: a transient event in which solid object, liquid resistance, and gravity converge. Water erupts, fragments, and

mounted to a pure recycled copper plate

The physical context of the work-isolated

This process becomes a metaphor for change itself-total

The frame seen in the photographs is for illustration purposes only

Kakinoki Taxi

with 200 colour illustrations across 224 pages

and cosmological metaphor

This is then overpainted in oil and finished in a craquelure varnish

and impermanence

echoing long-standing Vanitas traditions concerned with the transience of life

or as seen here simply sunk into the wall

Studio experiments