Liminal - Henrik Moller

This series traces the delicate edge where sea meets sky, and where light, sea, clouds and horizons dissolve or come into sharp focus. Paul Klee, the celebrated Swiss artist, began his paintings with the simplest of marks and built from there. His idea of “an active line on a walk” emphasises spontaneity, movement, and exploration in a creative process with little previsualised outcome.  I have followed Klee’s approach by taking thousands of photographs of sea and sky around the horizon line east from Te Hakapupu (Pleasant River), 45 km north of Dunedin, New Zealand.