I've always been fascinated by decay, and often find it compellingly beautiful. Beautiful in that decay is seemingly unpredictable and random. Beautiful in that it doesn't seem to follow any rules, and that challenges our attempts to establish and maintain artificial order. Whenever man strives to alter the natural order, nature immediately starts, usually on a small scale, to destroy man's false constructs, and return the environment to a natural state. All too often we never pause to view this small world, and see these beautiful and intricate palates that nature creates during this process. While seeking to capture the beauty of decay I also hope to challenge our conventional conceptions of what is beautiful. All the images in this project are unaltered macro abstracts of the random and changing patterns that natures agent, decay, has created during the advent of the deconstruction process.

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