This series distils London into fragments of misremembered vision: clear blue skies, blurred landmarks, and digitised sunscapes dissolving into melancholic haze. Parkland greens shimmer like an oasis recalled from childhood, while moons rise over horizons structured by rain and reflection. Through photography and abstraction, urban anchor points become totems of memory and loss. These works linger in the thresholds between presence and absence, where the city is both intimate and unknowable, a landscape of recollection always slipping from view.