Einstein Reimagined: Gravitational Waves Illustrated in Cymatics ArtThis body of work explores the visible expression of wave phenomena through water, light, and analogue photographic processes. Drawing from scientific principles underlying resonance, vibration, and interference, these images are created in the studio as physical experiments in which liquid becomes both subject and medium. The works reference the broader scientific context of wave theory and gravitational research, translating abstract forces into

Unique archival pigment print on bamboo conservation paper

An elegant thin walled porcelain cup that is hand thrown & fired

Each photographic print is ordered either in small – 11

Rather than relying on simulation or illustration

it exposes the precarious balance between preservation and loss

each piece retains the visible character of its construction while remaining lightweight

The design emulates the gravitational pull of a black hole

+ II artist proofs

small - w 65-75 gms h62 x w62 x d48 mm

Studio Proof

and analogue photographic processes

The artwork Dark Matter I by Alexander James Hamilton explores the concept of Fusion