Date: December 2019
Size: NA
Material: Bamboo, electrical tape, twine
Two bamboo sticks create disparity in the straightness of edges, combining themselves with cloaked tape and wrapped twine. Curving around a doorway, creating tension and balance, caressing contrasting bulbous forms.
Date: November 2019
Size: Varying
Material: Jesmonite
Harder than plaster with added texture forms and colour to create what is not really there. Producing a state that lies somewhere between fluidity and stasis.
Date: November 2019
Size: Varying
Material: Plaster
Removing characterisation using balloons in the creation process of casting every-day elements of the environment. Simplicity and balance entrances attention.
Date: November 2019
Size: 2.5m x 2.5m x 2.2m
Material: Bamboo
Bamboo versus matchsticks. Unanticipated flexibility and movement with simple elements of nature and self building items.
Date: October 2019
Size: Varying
Material: Plaster
Everyday lost details and elements taken for granted, cast in between the lines of beauty and dys/function. Continually invisible in plaster. Increased character of material, detracting meaning and adding crevices.
Date: October 2019
Size: Varying
Material: Natural wood matchsticks, super glue
The act of balancing simple shapes – the sense that nothing is holding them up except for themselves. Using gravity, tension, and structure of architecture, balancing cubes on their corners or using the tension to hold them at angles. Repetition, multiplication and relationship.