Following an artistic enquiry.

A street image holds a gesture; intentional camera movement alters a shape; a close detail makes a surface unfamiliar. Street Photography, ICM and Abstract Minimalism can be read in sequence to examine these differences. The collections invite attention to choices, rather than a search for a formula.

A photographic enquiry can be approached through the questions an image leaves unresolved. Where does a form begin? How little of an object can remain before it becomes unfamiliar? What changes when a gesture is held still? Moving between series grounds these questions in specific photographs.

Choose two images with distant subjects and consider what connects them: a direction of light, the weight of a line or the relationship between centre and edge. Another exercise is to return to a photograph after visiting an exhibition. Context changes attention. The site offers ways to explore that change, allowing the works themselves to keep the questions open.

These pages invite a reading of the work. For questions about the photographs or a proposed encounter, contact the artist directly.