Last Red Light, Great Barrier

Vanishing Places is a generative exploration of fragile ecosystems disappearing from our world. Drawing from iconic natural environments such as the Great Barrier Reef and the Coral Triangle, each piece captures the slow erosion of beauty shaped by climate change, time, and human impact. Based on imagery of these real, endangered regions, the works dissolve into flowing abstraction—fluid memories rendered through generative processes. These are not literal landscapes, but emotional echoes: places held at the edge of recognition, fading even as we try to remember them.