Water Meets Air: The Art of Underwater Bubble FormsThe Ocean Bubbles series draws from underwater studies in which air, water, and light intersect to form transient abstract structures. Emerging from the artist's broader underwater practice, these images focus on bubbles as both physical phenomena and visual metaphors, suspended momentarily before dissolving. Each work records a brief event in which buoyancy, pressure, and surface tension converge. Light passing through liquid and air generates

all of which have been naturally treated to soften their quills so you get an ultra soft feel

4 x 42 cms)

casting painterly caustics against a void-like black background

museum u/v varnish to protect the print

encrypted NFC authentication tag with signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné

captured through mesmerizing light caustics on sculptural forms

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

Water functions as both medium and meaning within the series

signature biometrics recorded in Catalogue Raisonné

Dated 1986

and latent energy held within organic systems

Dated 2010