A Brief Distress

The most recent work in progress, a series of photographs named “A Brief Distress”, is a continuation of a larger body of work addressing uncertainty, progress and change.The process behind the creation of these images is tightly connected to the fragile materiality present in my current practice. Sand as a fluid, yet solid material has been photographed during the phase of change. Almost behaving as a liquid, continuously mutating, the fine sand turns into another form when photographed. Photography becomes an observer, a disturbance of the observed changing abstract landscape.The works are produced using UV relief printing technique - the photographs gain a third, sculptural dimension because of the structured surface. Works act as an attempt of reconstruction: of the materiality of sand; and of the ungraspable changing realm of the photographed.