‘‘ These pieces are primarily mute artifacts of sonic atmospheres. Visually navigating a dialogue between the photographic and the painterly, they are essentially meditations on quietude, of the intimacy of empty spaces between moments through which the ocean bids us to slow and attend, to breath as the ocean breathes, to gaze inwardly, to see anew.’‘

Exhibited internationally, Andrei Jewell’s works have featured in biennale festivals and major museums. Based on a remote island in the Gulf of Siam for over a decade , his installations and exhibitions have consistently focused on Nature as a metaphor. His primary muse being bodies of Water and in particular the Ocean, her vast abundance, mystery, moods and medicine. Weaving narratives around human relationships with the environment, cosmology and contemporary visual language, his work simultaneously explores the hidden with the audible and inaudible spectrum of soundscapes that often imperceptibly shape our identities with the world.

“ I am interested in the way the ocean embodies the breathing edge of the land, where a deep listening, to the phenomena of waves, light and pattern can induce a slowed down internalized state, a somatic space of a return and repair, to see the world from the inner eye’’

- Andrei Jewell, Gulf of Siam

“How can we change the way we see ?“

- Roland Barthes