• The Shelter is an ongoing project exploring human presence within dense, shifting and interconnected systems. Combining large-scale printmaking, installation and participatory elements, the project investigates how structure, orientation and a sense of grounding can emerge through embodied engagement with complexity.

  • Developed through slow and repetitive manual processes, The Shelter approaches making as a form of navigation — an act of entering, inhabiting and gradually understanding layered environments rather than attempting to control them.

  • Across the project, gestures, lines and acts of participation become markers of presence within spaces that remain unstable, entangled and continuously evolving.
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Studio Notes

  • Van Dyke Photography

    Van Dyke Photography

    Over the past few days I have been experimenting with Van Dyke Brown printing, an early photographic process using light-sensitive chemistry, sunlight and hand-coated papers.

    Van Dyke Photography

    Over the past few days I have been experimenting with Van Dyke Brown printing, an early photographic process using light-sensitive chemistry, sunlight and hand-coated papers.

  • Human Rooting

    Human Rooting

    There was a time when I would say: I carve large linocuts.It sounded accurate. It wasn’t untrue. But it wasn’t the whole story. Over the past few years, I began to...

    Human Rooting

    There was a time when I would say: I carve large linocuts.It sounded accurate. It wasn’t untrue. But it wasn’t the whole story. Over the past few years, I began to...

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