Underwater Baroque Reference: Caravaggio-Inspired Imagery empirical Astronomers have used spinning stars

Astronomers have used spinning stars called pulsars to create a galaxy-sized gravitational wave detector revealing the presence of ripples in space-time across the entire universe

each piece retains the visible character of its construction while remaining lightweight

This collection of works illustrate my fascination with the energy of Tokyo taxis at night: they glow with a sense of urgency in the business of someone’s journey playing out

The artwork Dark Matter II by Alexander James Hamilton explores the concept of fusion

Underwater Baroque Reference: Caravaggio-Inspired Imagery empirical Astronomers have used spinning starsThe Figurative works form a pivotal body within the artist's practice, bringing the human figure into dialogue with water, architecture, and endurance. Created entirely underwater, these images extend the language of figurative painting into a submerged space where gravity, time, and control are fundamentally altered. This series was developed within a purpose built underground studio environment, where large scale spaces were transformed into flooded