The Shape of Process
We experience the world through objects and places, yet everything around us is continually being shaped by natural and human processes.
The Shape of Process brings together photographs that explore the visible structures created by growth, erosion, weather, construction, repetition and flow. Across landscapes, architecture and everyday environments, the work looks beyond individual subjects to reveal the underlying processes that shape the world.
The photographs are connected by a consistent way of seeing rather than by location or genre. They suggest that the forms we encounter every day are not static, but the accumulated record of continual change.
Together, the images invite us to look more closely at the ordinary world and the processes that quietly shape it.
Careful Enclosure
Layered by Time
Growing Pattern
Waiting to Work
Seeing Wall
Atmosphere
Density of Life
Cold Winter
Sentinel in the Sands
Tension of Steel
Depth of Belief
The Ravine
Clinging to Form
Walking to Rhythm
Twins
The Seas End
The Beginning
History of Power
Living Above
Slip of the Tides
Weather
Sea Fan
Endless Movement
The Colour of Water