artist grows rare tulip varieties for his studio works exploring vanitasThe Vanitas series revisits the still life tradition through an underwater photographic process, extending a lineage that emerged most prominently in seventeenth century Dutch painting. Working entirely in water, these compositions draw on historical motifs associated with mortality, transience, and the passage of time. Floral specimens, organic matter, and carefully selected objects are staged within a submerged environment where light, reflection,

the series renders impact

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As with all my work

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Book publication 'Tokyo Taxi' by Merrell

A perfect natural travel companion

These floral structures are selected for both their historical continuity and their formal characteristics: complex

This range is inspired by the Japanese word 'shokunin' and is defined by as ‘craftsman’ or ‘artisan

A horrifying waste of materials and energy that is fuelling the global warming crisis that we are all witnessing today

but structure: a fragile framework that supports life yet is rarely observed in isolation

Water and the Conditions of Form

Studio experiments