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The Art Circle Project · Selected series · 2026

Evidence
of Absence

What disappears
leaves a shape behind.

Stains, erosion, growth, and wear. Eleven imagined traces of what is gone, each nearly closing a circle. One interruption lets the world back in.

Jameson McShane · AI-generated digital artworks
A faint circular mirror trace on warm plaster, interrupted by a repaired patch.
01 / 11

Missing Mirror

Dust and light remember what the wall has lost.

White adhesive curls around blue metal with one peeled-away opening.
02 / 11

Removed Sticker

An edge remains after the message is gone.

A rusty circular sign scar on corrugated blue metal, interrupted by a repair.
03 / 11

Missing Sign

Weather outlasts the thing that sheltered it.

A dusty clock outline on floral wallpaper, broken by a small patch.
04 / 11

Missing Clock

Time leaves a mark without a face.

A hollow decaying stump with one opening through its bark collar.
05 / 11

Tree Stump

The center returns to earth. The edge follows.

Ochre lichen forms a near-circle around a pale flaked patch of stone.
06 / 11

Lichen

Growth meets the place the stone gave way.

Moss and soil trace a planter rim on concrete, interrupted by runoff.
07 / 11

Planter

A garden leaves its footprint.

A pale mineral rim on dark bedrock, opened by a drainage groove.
08 / 11

Last Puddle

Water disappears. Its boundary stays.

A nearly circular sediment ridge on wet sand, cut by a small rivulet.
09 / 11

Tidal Mark

A returning wave begins to erase the last.

Dark meltwater almost encircles pale ice, interrupted by one white ice bridge.
10 / 11

Ice Ring

One frozen bridge holds the opening.

Clear water enclosed by an irregular rock lip with a single eroded spillway.
11 / 11

Tide Pool

The enclosure opens back into the sea.

A perfect circle exists only as an idea.

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