Still waters run deep is a proverb of Latin origin now commonly taken to mean that a placid exterior hides a passionate or subtle nature.

This installation reflects a sight becoming less common within manmade interiors - Insects trapped within lights. How the natural world is being impacted, our loss of biodiversity.

This piece aims to encourage viewers to reflect on the current climate crisis, the full picture only being visible upon closer inspection.

It invites the viewer to consider the precarity in which we are balancing, having electricity placed so close to the water.

This thin strip of light within a dark room aims to echo a sarcophagus within a tomb, the loss and attempt to preserve nature, holding it in high regard.