Macro Shift
Sustainable Water-Based UV Inks on Gessoed Aluminum Panel ~ Limited Edition in Maple Float Frame. More sizes and framing options available upon request.
Planes of green and blue overlap in Macro Shift, dissolving into softened bands of light and shadow. Created entirely in-camera using single-use plastics, the work transforms the discarded into abstraction, balancing geometry with fluidity.
The title speaks not only to its visual rhythm but also to the immense scale of production behind it. Each year, factories around the world generate over 400 million metric tons of plastic, much of it destined for single use. This relentless output is a “macro shift” of its own—reshaping ecosystems, economies, and even the air we breathe. Macro Shift reflects that tension: beauty born from the very materials driving an industrial transformation with consequences we can no longer ignore.
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Sustainable Water-Based UV Inks on Gessoed Aluminum Panel ~ Limited Edition in Maple Float Frame. More sizes and framing options available upon request.
Planes of green and blue overlap in Macro Shift, dissolving into softened bands of light and shadow. Created entirely in-camera using single-use plastics, the work transforms the discarded into abstraction, balancing geometry with fluidity.
The title speaks not only to its visual rhythm but also to the immense scale of production behind it. Each year, factories around the world generate over 400 million metric tons of plastic, much of it destined for single use. This relentless output is a “macro shift” of its own—reshaping ecosystems, economies, and even the air we breathe. Macro Shift reflects that tension: beauty born from the very materials driving an industrial transformation with consequences we can no longer ignore.
Free Shipping to the US. Delivery in about 2 weeks.
Sustainable Water-Based UV Inks on Gessoed Aluminum Panel ~ Limited Edition in Maple Float Frame. More sizes and framing options available upon request.
Planes of green and blue overlap in Macro Shift, dissolving into softened bands of light and shadow. Created entirely in-camera using single-use plastics, the work transforms the discarded into abstraction, balancing geometry with fluidity.
The title speaks not only to its visual rhythm but also to the immense scale of production behind it. Each year, factories around the world generate over 400 million metric tons of plastic, much of it destined for single use. This relentless output is a “macro shift” of its own—reshaping ecosystems, economies, and even the air we breathe. Macro Shift reflects that tension: beauty born from the very materials driving an industrial transformation with consequences we can no longer ignore.
Free Shipping to the US. Delivery in about 2 weeks.