Going Green
We’re transported to a remote desert location, desolate and dry. A luxury car reflects the barren landscape from its manufactured shell. A wave of energy washes over the surface, re-imagining the steel shell as a fertile garden.
Great Basin Skate Heaven
Utah Great BasinWe follow a skater through a skater’s paradise in the Utah Great Basin. The idyllic sunset bears witness to a transfer of energy between this floral figure and the graffiti-saturated concrete beneath. The figure acts as a catalyst, pollinating the park as nature reclaims the concrete.
Girl with a Pearl Earring
After Johannes Vermeer, 1665In this re-imagining the flat oil painting becomes dimensionalised. We step through the looking glass and into the portrait, frozen in time. The camera explores a more intimate relationship with its subject, investigating the cracking paint and subtle light across her face. Her form becomes appended with a blooming floral arrangement, representing the passing of time with something timeless: nature.
Brooklyn Brownstone
Brooklyn, New YorkA transfer of energy rushes from the street to the tall brownstones of Brooklyn, transforming the iconic architecture into a vertical garden.
Angels Gate
Angels Gate Park, San Pedro, CAFloral growth evolves on the most unexpected, non-organic surfaces in the scene, populating the graphic, geometric lines of the basketball court markings. The piece takes its title from the idyllic court in Angels Gate Park, San Pedro.
Lady Nature
Reimagining hair as procedurally driven clusters of flowers
The Tiger that Felt Like a Lion
A tiger sprints across a desert landscape, as he runs a mane of flowers grows on his chest and tail, resembling a lion, before shedding and returning to his natural form.
Can't Shake It
An arm repeatedly tries to shake a patchwork of dense flowers, temporarily revealing the skin beneath, before regrowing and causing the cycle to repeat.