Kairos Red I hypha-marble-arch Digital Lobotomy interrogates the subject-object

Digital Lobotomy interrogates the subject-object relationship within a physical manifestation of (online) rabbit holes

I now take my large format camera with me when ever I create my self-portraits on location and I mostly develop my paper negatives on site

found furniture or atop improvised artist-made support structures

The alternating tones of soft pink and deep brown establish a visual tempo

The manual becomes less a set of steps than a rehearsal

Kairos Red I hypha-marble-arch Digital Lobotomy interrogates the subject-objectRooted in Greek mythology, the series Kairos explores the concept of time and change in relation to nature. Metaphorically, Kairos is present when a shoot breaks through the soil toward the light, when buds open into flowers, or when pods burst into seeds. All these transformations release microscopic dust particles that continually accumulate in our soils. Formed from pieces that unify the purity of porcelain with foraged soil and wall paintings that