Moss and Fog

Jim Naughten’s Biophilia unveils a luminous liminality. It’s a space where the essence of life flickers between the real and the imagined. The colors employed are warm against ethereal foggy skies, and bring the unique creatures into focus. Each creature, rendered in spectral hues, appears as a guardian of nature’s unseen spirit, their forms pulsating with dreamlike vitality. These aren’t animals as we know them, they're more fleeting archetypes. Through pale iridescent palettes and a...