Exploding Flower Series Sparks Fusion Quiet Nocturne in WaterThe Fusion series centres on studio grown floral forms cultivated from ancient specimens of allium, a species whose history of human cultivation extends back to the earliest records of civilisation. This lineage introduces a temporal dialogue between human intervention and the natural world, aligning botanical history with the long arc of cultural development. These floral structures are selected for both their historical continuity and their formal

Kakinoki Taxi

the construction remains intentionally legible

past and present

and the weight of human activity that contribute to their separation and ultimate liquified resolution

Provenance: sold direct from the studio

The energy used to make one virgin can is the same as recycling 95 old cans back into new

A luxurious cushion featuring a unique underwater artwork by artist Alexander James Hamilton

Water and the Conditions of Form

It is of artists proof of Plate 0313 dated 1996

Using aluminium recovered from landfill sites and coastal clean-up projects

Vanitas Variations are studio edition works released in January 2026

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