'Here `Is, All I Want to Be'  emerged from my curiosity about the relationship the human psyche has with nature. I discovered through walking in Suffolk the sense of calm that can be derived from being immersed in a 'place', no matter whether it is to watch the changing light across the surface of the sea or to cross the marshes in the midst of a storm.  To watch the waves as they break or see for miles across the single into the distance is to feel a part of a continuum of space and time. It is that moment of being present that I wanted to share. Its timelessness.