In my prints I often work with patterns I observe in nature.

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A pattern is the repetition of forms or movements creating a sense of order, of rythm, or of continuity. In the natural world patterns arise as the visible traces of underlying forces.

They reveal both structure and unpredictability: they repeat, yet never in exactly the same way. Patterns expose the tension between order and variation, the way life organizes itself while remaining open to change.

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The reference for Low Tide is the beach, the pattern created by the marks of the cutting tool on the surface of the plywood reminiscent of ripples in the sand.