Bubbles in Motion: The Dance of Blue Morpho Butterflies Below hand

Bubbles in Motion: The Dance of Blue Morpho Butterflies Below handThe Bubbles series explores impermanence, fragility, and reflection through the interaction of air, water, and light. Suspended within an underwater environment, bubbles become both subject and metaphor ephemeral forms that exist momentarily before dissolving, echoing long standing Vanitas traditions concerned with the transience of life. These works are created through direct physical intervention with water, where subtle gestures applied to surface

Dated 2008

Due to the nature of the process

and temporal flow

they function as archival studies of transience

'Mirror of the goddess  - plate I’

Historically rooted in the Vanitas tradition of still life

This body of work explores the visible expression of wave phenomena through water

the simple pleasure of drinking water connects us somewhere deeper

Rather than concealing the fabrication process

A perfect natural travel companion

where it is closely associated with the soul

while the natural essential oils double as a gentle insect deterrent