Biomorphic is a bold, flowing abstraction of life in constant transformation. Organic shapes emerge and dissolve, resembling saplings, roots, and shifting forms—wombs, eggs, seeds on the verge of becoming. Layers of vivid primary colours pulse with energy, evoking a sense of movement, birth, and decay, like an undergrowth teeming with new life. Above and below, forms connect, mirroring the unseen threads binding nature and existence together. A reflection on interconnectedness, Biomorphic invites interpretation, a visual meditation on the rhythm of life itself.

Layers of paint are painted, poured, run, and built up intuitively, each stroke shaping the next in a fluid, organic dance. Colours shift and merge, forming biomorphic shapes that echo nature’s quiet transformations. A final white layer is then used to paint away sections, obscuring some forms while revealing others—like light filtering through dense undergrowth. This process of reveal and unrevealed creates depth, pushing certain shapes into the background while pulling others forward, a play on presence and absence, seen and unseen. The painting becomes a living entity, evolving through its layers, much like nature itself.