Superimposing scenes of decay and abandonment with tables laden with fruit and wine Lynne produces a narrative that questions society's casual acceptance of wealth and abundance and its propensity to throw away things and places it no longer has any use for.

For this series "The Trespasser", Lynne visits abandoned old buildings before they are either redeveloped or knocked down. She roams the corridors and empty rooms captivated by the beauty she finds in the broken windows, peeling paint and rotten floorboards. For Lynne the abandonment of once elegant and proud structures has become a visual representation of the ease in which a society can consume and discard.

Against this stark background, Lynne offers us a mystery. To whom do these crystal wine glasses, decanter, silver platters with fresh fruit belong? Are they waiting for the guests to arrive, or perhaps they have been deserted for some other entertainment?