A floating island took us across the Pacific. Twenty-two days at sea. On a sunny day, between
the storms, the ocean recomposed a painting and we were off.
This body of work photographically chronicles that journey. Each image was shot while crossing
the Ocean on an ultra-bulk cargo vessel’s maiden voyage from the shipyard in Western Japan to
the U.S in 2015, using a Canon 35mm camera from the 70s. They are a frozen moment in time
without grounding in a time. They are the macro of the sea and the micro of our floating home,
unencumbered by the trappings of the outside world.
On the fourth day of this journey, I threw a painting in the Ocean and let it surf the wake. This
singular action ...