Aquatic Allegory: Morpho Didius & Menelaus Below the Water's Edge textiles

Aquatic Allegory: Morpho Didius & Menelaus Below the Water's Edge textilesThe Butterfly, or Swarm, series explores themes of transformation, fragility, and mortality through the symbolic and physical presence of butterflies suspended within water. Across cultures and histories, the butterfly has carried layered meanings regeneration, freedom, spirituality, and death most notably within Greek thought, where it is closely associated with the soul. These works engage with that symbolic lineage while grounding it in direct

Each piece embodies a story of renewal

sm  w   40 gms h120 x w30 x d30 mm

made from recycled beach cleanup Coke cans

This obligation is both spiritual and material

the simple pleasure of drinking water connects us somewhere deeper

which is the process of merging two or more forms into a single entity

Framed in deep black cotton velvet & American walnut

'American Flag No

reflection

Designed in collaboration with 3D artist Artem Hryshchenko as part of the Distil Ennui Studio™ artist residency programme

The way the landscape of the city interacts with the reflective surfaces of the taxi is often overlooked

this project was created in Siberia from deep in its remote forests during the heart of winter