In Ring Around the Rosie, a threat of erasure emerges. An erasure experienced in flesh and blood.
The presence of nature is strong while still exposed to destruction, drought, fire.
Birth and death are landmarks, without being either a beginning or an end.
The nursery rhyme which gives its title to the series evokes an ancient, primary memory of a childish universe over which death hovers.
It is a visual meditation on life, permanence on earth and human's bond with nature.