ORGAN II (2026), TOM LIGGETT.

The ORGAN II runs deeper into the idea of looking beyond the frame, shifting focus towards how the ocean can be understood as an environment closer to space, something a photograph can never fully contain. To push this further, I followed the same process as ORGAN I, but introduced iron wool into the form. It was then left submerged for 25 hours in a crab trap, allowing a latent image to form through the conditions it was exposed to, before becoming ORGAN (DEATH) II.

Organ ii: Appratus

organ ii: 6 meters underwater

organ ii: photographed on phaseone