Smack
Smack
Colour and Water Study I
1 / 22
1 / 22
Colour and Water Study I, Detail I
2 / 22
2 / 22
Colour and Water Study I, Detail II
3 / 22
3 / 22
Colour and Water Study I, Detail III
4 / 22
4 / 22
Colour and Water Study II
5 / 22
5 / 22
Colour and Water Study II, Detail I
6 / 22
6 / 22
Colour and Water Study III
7 / 22
7 / 22
Colour and Water Study III, Detail I
8 / 22
8 / 22
Colour and Water Study III, Detail II
9 / 22
9 / 22
Colour and Water Study IV
10 / 22
10 / 22
Colour and Water Study IV, Detail II
11 / 22
11 / 22
Colour and Water Study IV, Detail I
12 / 22
12 / 22
Colour and Water Study V
13 / 22
13 / 22
Colour and Water Study V, Detail I
14 / 22
14 / 22
Colour and Water Study V, Detail II
15 / 22
15 / 22
Colour and Water Study VI
16 / 22
16 / 22
Colour and Water Study VI, Detail I
17 / 22
17 / 22
Colour and Water Study VI, Detail II
18 / 22
18 / 22
Colour and Water Study VII
19 / 22
19 / 22
Colour and Water Study VII, Detail I
20 / 22
20 / 22
Colour and Water Study VII, Detail II
21 / 22
21 / 22
Colour and Water Study VII, Detail III
22 / 22
22 / 22
Edward O. Wilson proposed the Biophilia hypothesis in 1984, which suggests that humans possess an innate tendency to seek connections with nature and other forms of life.
I began making these seemingly random colour studies and quickly realised that I was drawn to configurations that resembled hearts and organs within translucent bodies.
The collective noun for a group of jellyfish is 'Smack'.
Related projects
Previous
Next