From a New Romantic perspective, that nature in art is not merely a representation but a communion with the larger forces that shape life itself. In “HighGate Woods,” Laurence deftly follows this tradition. His imagery speaks of loss, fleeting moments, and transcendence. The wet grass, the foxes, the flickering leaves, and the crosses on the trees become emblems of the sacred in the everyday, where even the most transient of sensations—like the itch of wet grass—becomes laden with meaning. He offers us confessions that dance between the mystical and the personal, evoking an archetypal journey where each step toward the gates of Gilgamesh is a step toward our own fate.

HighGate Woods by Laurence Fuller, is a collection of 10 1/1 Stills and a cinematic poetry 1/1 on NINFA x Shape.