For this series, I reduced the copper element of my work, allowing color to take on a more prominent role. I mounted insects onto the artworks, presenting them almost as museum specimens.
The series explores the relationship between nature, time, and memory, and how fragile beauty can be preserved. While creating these works, I realized that not only untouched nature deserves to be preserved, but also the traces of time and damage. That insight became an essential part of the series.
Read more about this series in the artist’s book True Blue.
