• Three dark rocks are lined up horizontally against a black background with a faint reflection underneath.

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  • A minimalist image of a tree with a white trunk and black branches against a dark background.

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  • A minimalist digital drawing of a tree with black branches and a white trunk on a dark background.

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  • Abstract digital artwork of a leafless tree with spindly branches on a dark background.

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  • Close-up of a small, brown. curled leaf on a brown background.

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Scorched Earth (2022-25).

Initiated during a collaborative residency at Bajo el Olivo, with artist-researchers Candice Boyd and Sarah Bennett, Scorched Earth is an ongoing project around modelling the Anthropocene.

We found ourselves situated at the edge of a terrain that had been devastated by a wildfire tornado two months prior. Slowly exploring the mountainside: walking from the edges to the centre of the burnt out landscape, collecting images and burnt fragments, turned attention from distance to temporality. The slow regrowth of the forest; its gradual renewal against the devastation of the wildfires, prompted a reconsideration of the idea of time as a human concept.

A chapter on this project has been published in geographer Phillip Vannini’s Non-representational and more-than-human research: Vitalist methodologies for the end of data.

A minimalist digital drawing of a tree with a white trunk and black branches and leaves against a dark background.

Fire damage on the Sierra de Mijas, September 2022

A small, leafless tree standing in a dry, rocky landscape with a burned ground and sparse vegetation.
Burned and blackened ground with scattered rocks and charred remains of plants.
Burned ground with rocks, ashes, and charred plants in a forested area.
A burnt forest landscape with blackened trees and scorched ground, showing signs of wildfire damage.