The title “1993", is the algorithm number which determined the formation of the ocean surface.

"We are at the mercy of the wind, currents and the crooked timbers of our nature. We curse the wheel that spins us this way and that decreeing that control and authorship are an illusion. Our understanding and existence is an island surrounded by a vast black ocean whose numinous depth both daunts and shimmers with possibilities.”

-Jeremy Blincoe, 2020

In the last twelve years, New Zealand-born Melbourne-based artist Jeremy Blincoe has held fifteen solo exhibitions including in Korea, Switzerland and New Zealand. He has won a number of prestigious prizes including the Brisbane Art Prize (2017), Fisher Ghost Arts Prize (2017) and the Kaipara Wallace Arts Trust Award (2016). Blincoe completed a degree in photography in Massey University in Wellington, New Zealand in 2006. He is included in the collection of the Gippsland Art Gallery.