A series of lithography and panoramic mono prints depicting the Cango Caves, South Africa. It is an intricate and interwoven portrait of a place. This work is an amalgamation of stories, histories, memories, and experiences.

The 5 meter installation was accompanied by an artist book and later transcribed into the first season of the podcast Horizons. It describes my experiences as I travelled across South Africa, learnt about local histories & ecologies, chased infinite beaches and vanishing paths, descended valleys, met apocalyptic trees and came face to face with the entrance to the underworld. From the Gauteng to the Eastern Cape, along the famous Garden Route and into the Western Cape before veering north into the aloe forests of the Gannabos.

Inspired by a research trip to South Africa in September 2015 ,my time there became a journey, both internal and external.  Like photography, or painting, or any other medium, the visual became visceral.  It was immediate and raw, hopeful and heart breaking, all at once.