borrowed views
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THE story
A few years ago, while traveling and documenting artists and craftspeople, I found myself rediscovering my own practice through the lens.
I became drawn to the leftover surf resin accumulating on the workshop floor—material. Offcuts, residue, remnants: what others overlooked as waste, I saw as something worth committing towards.
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Borrowed Views takes its name from shakkei (借景), a Japanese principle of borrowed scenery. The philosophy is simple and humbling: we never truly own what we see.
What has emerged from this developing body of work resonates alongside these philosophies—honoring the unseen, the unintentional, the discarded.
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