“Rhythm and Flow” is a series of constructed landscapes created by combining, in a grid, 4-12 single images. Focusing on how forms and lines from one image flow into the bordering images, I have carefully selected and placed each individual photograph to give the illusion of continuity across the bordering images. In Photoshop, I alter the edges so that the transition is either barely noticeable or entirely seamless. The series began as a challenge to create a visual equivalent to music, using single images in the same way individual notes are arranged and combined to form compositions of lyrical beauty that evolves over time. In life, it is the narrative of the situation that propels us forward; here, the dynamic compositions pull the viewer throughout the image.
