Same Ocean

Gallery Pejean — August 15 to September 15, 2018

My imagery is sourced from water and coastal landforms that I’ve photographed at a number of locations around Tasmania and also from the shorelines of San Francisco.  Although these coastlines are half a world apart they are interconnected by the same vast ocean.  Warm and cool currents circulate across the oceans of the world; the climate shifts, sea levels rise and wave action does the work of erosion, changing the landscape over millennia or overnight. A rock under the Golden Gate Bridge is subject to the same forces of weather and waves as the sea stacks of the Tasman Peninsula. 

Coastlines, formations both natural and man-made, the line, the edge, the horizon, the constant movement of wind and water, abstraction in a reflection; these are common base elements. The viewpoint shifts from gazing out to sea at a distant horizon to close and enveloping images of water, the flotsam and jetsam of experience.

Copyright 2020 by Robyn Harman

All artwork images are protected by international copyright laws and are the property of the artist. All Rights Reserved.