Artistic Research / Thread
A poetic visual language for the everyday and the ephemeral.
A daily poetic practice documenting the nuances and monotonies of the everyday - now an open, public conversation with more than 11,000 people, researching boundaries between the human and more-than-human, the public and the private, the remarkable and the mundane.
An exploration of the aesthetic possibilities and materiality of light - its shapeshifting qualities and how other surfaces react and reveal new textures when in contact with it.
Images captured during fourteen days of lockdown in a single room - capturing the diversity of light in a time of complete lack of diverse stimuli.
A photographic response to Maggie Nelson's book, using the image as a tool to reinterpret her lyrical exploration of vision, love and the colour blue.
A sublimation of the borders that organically emerge in environments, emphasising their sensuality and softness in contrast to man-made limits. The title plays on the Spanish "borde" - border and rudeness at once.
A celebration of the mundane interactions that often go untold - photographs paired with short creative non-fiction, making the ephemeral permanent and the everyday exalted.
