A Lifted Water Surface
A Lifted Water Surface considers water as a threshold between stability and movement, visibility and disappearance. The work begins with the idea of lifting a fragment of water from the ground and holding it temporarily in space.
Bent and plasma-cut steel carries traces of heat, pressure and movement, while transparent resin interrupts the solidity of the structure. Projected images of water pass across the work and surrounding walls, shifting the sculpture through light, shadow and reflection.
The installation explores how forces such as gravity, flow and time continue to shape material, even when movement appears to have been held still.
A Lifted Water Surface, 2026. Steel, resin and projected moving image.
A Lifted Water Surface, 2026. Detail of steel, resin and projected moving image.
A Lifted Water Surface, 2026. Detail of steel, resin and projected moving image.
A Lifted Water Surface, 2026. Detail of steel and resin, with wall-mounted work in the background.
A Lifted Water Surface, 2026. Detail of plasma-cut steel, transparent resin and projected moving image.
A Lifted Water Surface, 2026. Detail of plasma-cut steel and heat traces.
A Lifted Water Surface, 2026. Wall-mounted plasma-cut steel fragments.
A Lifted Water Surface, 2026. Detail of plasma-cut steel and heat traces.
Projected moving image used within A Lifted Water Surface, 2026.