Infinite Architecture

A series of works dealing with design patterns present in nature, from small objects, flowers, plants, to large systems, like constellations. Originally they were framed using dark materials, scorched wood and black encaustic paint on simple oak frames. For the smaller pieces in the series, I would like to explore some other possibilities which would free images from the wall. This must mean the series isn’t finished yet.

A cluster of tree buds against a sky attached to a tall metal plinth.

Alpha Centuri

Media: Oil
Support: Oil primed linen on plywood
Frame: Oak covered with encaustic
Height: 1473 mm
Width: 419 mm
Depth: 368 mm

A cluster of flowers against the sky attached to a tall metal plinth

Constellation

Media: Oil
Support: Linen canvas plywood
Frame: Powder coated steel
Height: 1473 mm
Width: 419 mm
Depth: 368 mm

Painting of flowers against a sky attached to a tall metal plinth.

Nebula

Media: Oil
Support: Oil primed linen on plywood
Frame/Plinth: Powder coated steel
Height: 1473 mm
Width: 419 mm
Depth: 368 mm

A tree branch and one leaf falling.

Leaf Falling

Media: Oil
Support: Linen on Stretcher Strips
Frame: Scorched Beech
Height: 1300 mm
Width: 1010 mm
Collection: Artist’s Collection