From the series 'Pictures of the Old World'
The aim of this project is driven by an ongoing climate problem and its radical change in the climate system. Rather than statistical or instructive, the work should reflect and focus on appreciation towards the nature that still persists. Inspired by the coastline and beauty of art forms of nature (patterns and structures), this body of work predominantly concentrates on the objects found within the environment around the North Sea specifically, south-east coast of England. The selection of the objects varies from different types of seaweed, shells to washed out wood, scallops and stones. All of the objects have been personally collected, dried and subsequently photographed, using one of the oldest photography technique, wet plate collodion.
