Inadvertent Compositions is an on-going photographic body of work capturing the ‘already-made’* abstract compositions in everyday life. Similar to the photographic contributions informing much of Ellsworth Kelly’s oeuvre during his years in France in the early 1950’s,

Inadvertent Compositions embody a ‘fortuitous chance’, documenting and capturing the undetermined fortuitous arrangement of shadows, textures, patterns and shadows on various objects or surfaces which otherwise go unnoticed.