Sam Llewellyn-Jones’ practice engages the tradition of landscape to explore natural history, geology, deep time, and the human relationship to the material world. Drawing on references from astronomy, archaeology, and material culture, his work examines how we perceive and interpret environmental traces.
Photography sits at the core of his practice, functioning both as a fieldwork tool and a means of recording material transformation. Through frottage, contact-based drawing, and hand-coloured photographic prints, Llewellyn-Jones layers texture and gesture to disrupt photographic precision, positioning his work between image and object, control and chance. ...
