This selection brings together recent works from the series Weathered Silence, Oxide and Shade. The works continue an exploration of material change, focusing on surfaces shaped by time, exposure and gradual transformation.
They examine the quiet tension between presence and absence. Oxidised textures, softened structures and shifting light create compositions that resist fixed meaning, inviting a slower engagement in which attention settles on subtle transitions rather than definitive conclusions.
Across the works, rust, shadow and erosion act as collaborators. Each piece carries traces of processes unfolding beyond immediate perception, suggesting environments that feel both familiar and elusive. What emerges is not a narrative but a sustained atmosphere, shaped through accumulation, alteration and quiet exchange.
Underlying the work is a deepening interest in stillness as a material presence. Silence gathers across surfaces and within spaces, influencing how each piece is encountered. The works remain in a state of quiet becoming, where meaning is left open and continues to unfold through sustained attention.
