Underwater Reflections: Air Bubbles and Light In Clear Open WaterThe 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

and the persistence of human presence within unstable environments

rippling light from the surface of the water above

smolt - w 105-120 gms h36 x w115 x d48mm

revealing their internal structure with forensic clarity

Shinbashi District

Print DetailsPlate Number 2445

this unique image blends classical art references using modern underwater photography techniques without the use of post production

These spheres of light represent the raw energy and power of nature

1 — 4w flame effect LED bulb

The energy used to make one virgin can is the same as recycling 95 old cans back into new

Drawing on traditions of Baroque and Romantic painting

and not in its original 1902 form