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Water studies a subject that never settles into one form. It reflects cities and mountains, breaks against rock, disappears into fog and turns a managed pool into an apparent horizon. The collection moves between sea, canal, dam, stream and still surface. Its continuity comes from movement, reflection and light rather than geography. The sequence remains spacious and lets the changing surfaces establish their own pace.

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  1. The Perfect Echo
  2. Still City | Amsterdam, Netherlands
  3. A Town Twice Seen | Netherlands
  4. Forest of Masts | Cape Town, South Africa
  5. Green Thread | Knysna, Western Cape
  6. The Other World | Rümlang, Switzerland
  7. Horizon Without Edge
  8. City in the Water | Canary Wharf, London
  9. Edge of Fog | Swakopmund, Namibia
  10. Ocean's Edge | Hermanus, Western Cape
  11. Tide Holding Light | Strand, Cape Town
The Perfect Echo
Still City | Amsterdam, Netherlands
A Town Twice Seen | Netherlands
Forest of Masts | Cape Town, South Africa
Green Thread | Knysna, Western Cape
The Other World | Rümlang, Switzerland

Still water moves through light instead.

Horizon Without Edge
City in the Water | Canary Wharf, London
Edge of Fog | Swakopmund, Namibia
Ocean's Edge | Hermanus, Western Cape
Tide Holding Light | Strand, Cape Town
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