FLUX- First Site Gallery RMIT 2009

 My series of layered digital and collaged images explore an interest in the cycles of growth and decay; solidity and fragmentation, found within the natural world. My interest in the cycles of change and continuity, growth and disintegration indicate an interest in motion and a deep sense that nothing is static, that all is dynamic and in a state of flux. 



                    

                                  




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