Static, my most recent body of work, takes aspects of my work over the past few years, employing the use of photography, Lidar, and the works created under the heading of ‘Geo-murmuration’s’ and ‘Land Tides’ bringing together various locations and environments into one body of work. Matter and life exist in relative timelines, from Lewisian gneiss, some of the oldest rocks in Britain dating back to around 3000 million years ago to a flying adult mayfly living for as short as 5 minutes. We perceive this within our own life timeline and therefore aspects of the world can appear both static and active to us at the same time. The word 'Static' is an interesting one, a bit of an oxymoron, it can mean lacking in movement, action, or change, but it can also be used in reference to electrical signals of radio frequency, televisions, and landline phones. A crackling or hissing noise, a visually moving and vibrating image or a sound of varying pitch and tone.
Image transfer an Oil on canvas 110x101cm
Image transfer an Oil on canvas 124x113cm
Image transfer and oil on linen 118x80cm
Image transfer, oil and gouache on linen 118x80cm
Image transfer an Oil on canvas 89.5x83cm
Image transfer an Oil on canvas 71x66cm
