For Float, Elizabeth presents a series of cyanotypes made from jellyfish found washed up along her local shoreline. During the summer of ‘25, she regularly combed the beaches, searching for these ethereal seasonal visitors left behind by the tide. Each jellyfish was carefully collected and used to create a unique photogram, its fragile form preserved through sunlight, iron salts and time. The resulting works hold the trace of a once-living body, transformed into luminous blue shadows on paper.  The jellyfish stand as emblems of fragility and endurance, reminders of the shifting balance between life, loss and the sea’s continual motion.