Pressure Gradient captures the dynamic interplay between natural forces and human perception, inspired by the vibrant landscape and atmospheric shifts observed during my 2023 Bundanon residency. This work explores the intangible elements of place—wind, light, and temperature gradients—through a lens of abstraction, leveraging colour fields, data, and sound.

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Employing dusk photography and data visualisation, Pressure Gradient layers atmospheric data with painterly and digital textures to evoke a sensory immersion. The work interrogates the boundaries of the physical and digital, inviting audiences to reflect on the transient, interconnected relationship between the environment, memory, and the constructed realities of technology.