Geometric shapes, especially straight lines, are rare in living underwater nature. What we create often stands in contrast to what is natural. This series, with its straight, plastic figures in artificial colors, captured in the weightlessness of the underwater cosmos during scuba dives, illustrates how human creations are foreign to the natural world, emphasizing the divide between the artificial and the organic.
The surreal, artificial shapes seen here suggest a future that may come if we continue to disregard our connection with nature. Their abstract, sometimes starship-like forms hint at a world where synthetic creations replace living ecosystems. Instead of reaching for the stars, we may be surrounded by drifting plastic shaped by our own neglect. This vision invites reflection on how we treat the planet and the kind of future our actions are shaping.
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Available sizes:
- 40 x 30 cm, Edition of 12 plus 2 artist's proofs
- 80 x 60 cm, Edition of 6 plus 2 artist's proofs
- 120 x 90 cm, Edition of 3 plus 2 artist's proofs
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