recent practice
Recent work is prompted by an interest in transforming discarded and displaced material into intimately-scaled objects of presence, and in the potential of an artwork’s auxilliary support, support and ground to direct subsequent stages of development.
Plates is a series of collaged works in which pages from 20th century art pocket books, sourced from charity shops, become sites for drawn, painted and collaged interventions.
Re-arranging the Dust is the collective title for a body of over 200 small-scale works that uses material discarded in the production, documentation, transportation and storage of earlier artworks - and other studio residue - to form supports and grounds for the development of drawings, assemblages, wall-based installation, and paintings. A further series makes use of these supports as a meeting point for collaboration.
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| WALL INSTALLATION |
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| COLLABORATIVE OBJECTS |
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