A body entering water makes a splash, whose height depends on the mass, speed and shape of the immersing object. Since about 80 per cent of a fruit's mass is water, the height of the splash each fruit creates will be related to its size and the amount of water it contains. The waterline in the images creates equality between liquid, solid and gas.
Coming from an engineering background with no art experience, Canadian Clifton Li is an emerging award-winning photographer. Clifton is currently studying at Ryerson University's School of Image Arts in its Photography option, and is completing his third of four years. Clifton has been photographing both inside and outside the classroom for over three years. Recently, Clifton has been a semifinalist in the Hasselblad Masters (2010), and has received the Applied Arts Magazine's Student Award, gaining recognition for the quality and wide exposure of his work. Clifton has also been a CAPIC Rodeo Award winner for two years running.
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