Things you notice

In this series, repetition, sequence, and pattern unfold through subtle shifts in rhythm and form. Each piece looks at the small consistencies that shape how we see the world, in the steady rise and fall of breath, the curve of a coastline, or the geometry of everyday structures.

Rather than offering a fixed resolution, the works invite a slower way of seeing, noticing changes, recognising patterns, and finding quiet order in the everyday. Shapes and rhythms repeat, shift, and realign, creating spaces for attention and reflection.

The act of layering, aligning, and repeating becomes a way of thinking through making, a gentle meditation on rhythm, structure, and time. At its heart, Things You Notice reflects on how we inhabit the world and the subtle connections that surround us.