In Seaweed I and II

Two large photo screen prints hang on the wall, fixed by rough farriers nails. The images depict me submerged, firstly in my mask under the sea surrounded by seaweed, secondly on the shoreline buried by seaweed. To the left hangs the mask and clock I made to wear in the landscape; linked by threads to soil on the ground.

The work formed part of an installation including further performance based prints, drawings and a balloon sculpture. 

The work explores the connection between myself and the landscape using this as a means to examine and connect the conscious and unconscious realms.