Of This Place

Of This Place traces the meeting of land and sea, where stone holds the marks of both time and tide. This ongoing series captures moments in nature — freezing them in place before they change again.

In the wild, these stones would continue to shift, weather, and rearrange with each season; here, they are held still, yet retain the memory of movement. Each is set against an uneven oak backdrop, its surface recalling the textures of sand, earth, and ground. Some stones are rounded smooth by years of motion, others remain sharp and rough, still carrying the shape of their origin.

Of This Place is both a study of material and a record of belonging — works shaped by nature, yet placed within human spaces. The series serves as a quiet reminder of the beauty and fragility of the natural world — and of our shared responsibility to care for it.