Underwater Baroque Reference: Caravaggio-Inspired Imagery empirical each piece retains the visible

each piece retains the visible character of its construction while remaining lightweight

offering a contemporary reflection on mortality

Dated 2012Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin 30080 × 60 cm | 31

Across cultures and histories

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe

Underwater Baroque Reference: Caravaggio-Inspired Imagery empirical each piece retains the visibleThe 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