Can you explain your creative process, from gun part to wallcovering?
The images began with the gun pieces I received. I don’t usually do photography and had never tried this concept prior to the collection. It was a big risk but I had a feeling it would turn out really cool, or it would be a total disaster that would force me to come up with something completely different! I lay out the guns in a still-life arrangement in a fish tank, then slowly fill the tank with water. I have lights and a camera set up and I mix a series of colors that I think will interact well together.

Once everything is just right and the camera is focused properly, I drop paint in while rapidly photographing the scene. It usually only takes about 20 to 30 seconds before the tank is full of paint, which means I don’t have time to look at the images during the process; I can only see what was captured after. There are times when the paint is coming through parts of the guns in the most fascinating ways, creating one unique, moment in time.