Playing on the late-mediaeval allegory of the Danse Macabre—where death unites all regardless of rank or status—Form Macabre reinterprets this universal leveller through the lens of material decay, urban friction, and structural impermanence. Rather than human figures, the series presents a choreography of physical surfaces: torn posters, corroded metals, spilled fluids, distorted reflections, and industrial conduits.
Across 19 framed photographs, the camera captures moments where rigid architectural order begins to unravel or break down. High-contrast colours and close-crop abstractions transform mundane urban entropy into compelling visual studies. By elevating industrial wear, physical ruptures, and transient textures to central subjects, Form Macabre framing the inevitable decay of physical matter as a dynamic, ongoing performance.
