This photographic print series consists of 9 prints in total.

In the series, the artist was interested in the interaction of light and objects.
The concept to create these prints came from reading the writings of the medieval thinker Robert Grossesteste, in which he portrayed the idea of ​​light as a self and matter creating substance.
Using the photographic medium the artist began the thinking process of transforming found objects into something that might be interpreted as a phenomena.
They were printed using the lith print technique, which somewhat represents the explosion of individual molecules of cold black grey and highlight warm tones as corpuscular light atoms creating the final image.
The "Landscape movement" and "Light Study" silver gelatin prints serve as a reflection to the artists own thought process during the creation of this series.