Michael creates original intaglio prints that combine etching with multi-plate monoprint processes. Built through successive layers of ink and multiple printing stages, each work develops through a careful balance of material and process.

Rather than describing a specific place or subject, the prints explore form and surface. Fragmented geometric structures, layered textures, and overlapping printed layers evoke weathered landscapes, geological formations, and archaeological remains while remaining open to individual interpretation.

The physical nature of printmaking is central to the work. Each layer contributes to the final image, creating surfaces that reveal depth, variation, and their making. Precision and unpredictability exist together, allowing every print to develop its own distinct character.

Working consistently within this visual language, Michael creates original prints that investigate repetition, variation, and material transformation through intaglio printmaking.