impermanence

A lockdown project, which was shot as a way of coping with being locked inside my home for 24 hours a day for the first 6 weeks, and then for extended periods for the next 12 months. The typological images were taken from the same spot in my courtyard over 500 days, an image a day. This provided some grounding for me and acted as a new ritual during times of chaos and uncertainty. The sky always permanent, but with an ever-changing and impermanent overlay of sunrise and weather patterns. The concept is to both display the work in a gallery and create a book that both feel like visual meditations supported by poems.

Separate images have been sold to clients and are available framed or unframed.