The images you see in this exhibit are not oil paintings. Nor are they are computer-generated. Mixing the detergent with water and glycerine allows the formation of a large bubble, which can be stretched flat. Once flat, the thin film of soap will take ordinary light and reflect it, just like a mirror.
Some light rays bounce off the top of the soap film, and others bounce off the back.
The interference between the two reflections causes colours to appear. For me, creating images that capture energy and movement mirrors my optimistic view of life. Presently I am exploring both the predictable results and unanticipated actions of chaos in the natural world. This project pushes me to challenge the limits of technology in order to capture the reality I see with my eyes and interpret in my mind. He is also a photographer, creating images for personal exploration as well as for commercial projects.