The same colour photograph is repeatedly placed onto water and photographed as it floats. Reflection, refraction, movement, light and changing viewpoints continually disturb the image, producing a series of encounters in which the photograph is never completely stable.

Each photograph records a particular moment within this instability. The source image remains the point of departure, while the water and its surrounding conditions become active participants in producing what is seen.

The resulting photographs are assembled into continuous fields. Rather than presenting the individual encounters as separate images, the fields allow them to flow into one another, creating a photographic surface in which movement and repetition become the organising principles.

Display: Eight photographic fields, each comprising 20 assembled photographic images, mounted on aluminium backing.Field size: 85 × 100 cm each.