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The breath that rose as we sleptThis work is made in response to the sky at sunrise seen through early morning condensation on a window. It incorporates photographs and fragments of found objects sourced from this moment. The work is part of a series that reflects on how we are connected with others both human and non human, near and far, present and past and future though the light of the sun.

practicality or even survival

and the intersections of past and present

The pinned moth is here both specimen and symbol

This goes hand in hand with the uncanniness of altered memory

noun [sykˈrəʊʒn]

Drawing on Ramin Bahrani’s Plastic Bag

the ‘bark’ is re-imagined into the patterned wallpaper of domestic life

Space fractures into soft planes and angular ruptures

exploring exhaustion as a canvas for transformative experiences

The apple is so embedded in the collective image-bank that it becomes anonymous

not making too much distinction

The "both/and" is both fixed and flexible and is a necessary positionality to engage with these quantum works where the poesis of meaning can be recalculated and reconfigured with each passing moment

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