Hung Out to Dry    Gleaned electrical wires, ropes, and hand-torn ‘tagliatelle’ woven into industrial netting and hung with polymer-lichen canvas and printed debris nets  600 x 274 x 238 cm  Installed at the  Pigeon Park 2  exhibition, Manor Place,

Hung Out to Dry

Gleaned electrical wires, ropes, and hand-torn ‘tagliatelle’ woven into industrial netting and hung with polymer-lichen canvas and printed debris nets

600 x 274 x 238 cm

Installed at the Pigeon Park 2 exhibition, Manor Place, London 2022

 Installation view of the  Autonomic Ambience Vol 1,  solo presentation with Ruttkowski;68  At Pop;68, Cologne, Germany  2023

Installation view of the Autonomic Ambience Vol 1, solo presentation with Ruttkowski;68

At Pop;68, Cologne, Germany

2023

  Synergetic Shelter    Gleaned electrical wires, plastic bags, industrial nets, polymer lichen & steel   Part of the Unfolding Traces exhibition, The Hangar Gallery, RCA, London 2023

Synergetic Shelter

Gleaned electrical wires, plastic bags, industrial nets, polymer lichen & steel

Part of the Unfolding Traces exhibition, The Hangar Gallery, RCA, London 2023

  Syntax Error   200 x 285 x 12 cm   Composite of repurposed computer parts, electrical wires, ropes, nets and hand-torn canvas, treated with alkyd resin, acrylic and oil paint, then bound to recovered mattresses   Part of the  New Forms  exhibition

Syntax Error

200 x 285 x 12 cm

Composite of repurposed computer parts, electrical wires, ropes, nets and hand-torn canvas, treated with alkyd resin, acrylic and oil paint, then bound to recovered mattresses

Part of the New Forms exhibition at Saatchi Gallery, London 2022

 Installation view at the  New Forms  exhibition  Saatchi Gallery  London 2022

Installation view at the New Forms exhibition

Saatchi Gallery

London 2022

  Monument to Nothingness.   400 x 500 x 295 cm.  Resin, acrylic and oil treated ‘Tagliatelle’ canvas strips, recovered wires, stuffed gabions, wrapped steel poles and found steel armature.   Part of the  Pigeon Park  exhibition at Manor Place, Londo

Monument to Nothingness.

400 x 500 x 295 cm.

Resin, acrylic and oil treated ‘Tagliatelle’ canvas strips, recovered wires, stuffed gabions, wrapped steel poles and found steel armature.

Part of the Pigeon Park exhibition at Manor Place, London 2021.

  Things Fall Apart.   600 x 400 x 30 cm.  130 kilos of hand-torn treated canvas and found wires, weaved into industrial netting.   Five Hides exhibition, curated by Thorpstavri at Manor Place.   London 2020.

Things Fall Apart.

600 x 400 x 30 cm.

130 kilos of hand-torn treated canvas and found wires, weaved into industrial netting.

Five Hides exhibition, curated by Thorpstavri at Manor Place.

London 2020.

  Hung Out to Dry    Gleaned electrical wires, ropes, and hand-torn ‘tagliatelle’ woven into industrial netting and hung with polymer-lichen canvas and printed debris nets  600 x 274 x 238 cm  Installed at the  Pigeon Park 2  exhibition, Manor Place,
 Installation view of the  Autonomic Ambience Vol 1,  solo presentation with Ruttkowski;68  At Pop;68, Cologne, Germany  2023
  Synergetic Shelter    Gleaned electrical wires, plastic bags, industrial nets, polymer lichen & steel   Part of the Unfolding Traces exhibition, The Hangar Gallery, RCA, London 2023
  Syntax Error   200 x 285 x 12 cm   Composite of repurposed computer parts, electrical wires, ropes, nets and hand-torn canvas, treated with alkyd resin, acrylic and oil paint, then bound to recovered mattresses   Part of the  New Forms  exhibition
 Installation view at the  New Forms  exhibition  Saatchi Gallery  London 2022
  Monument to Nothingness.   400 x 500 x 295 cm.  Resin, acrylic and oil treated ‘Tagliatelle’ canvas strips, recovered wires, stuffed gabions, wrapped steel poles and found steel armature.   Part of the  Pigeon Park  exhibition at Manor Place, Londo
  Things Fall Apart.   600 x 400 x 30 cm.  130 kilos of hand-torn treated canvas and found wires, weaved into industrial netting.   Five Hides exhibition, curated by Thorpstavri at Manor Place.   London 2020.

Hung Out to Dry

Gleaned electrical wires, ropes, and hand-torn ‘tagliatelle’ woven into industrial netting and hung with polymer-lichen canvas and printed debris nets

600 x 274 x 238 cm

Installed at the Pigeon Park 2 exhibition, Manor Place, London 2022

Installation view of the Autonomic Ambience Vol 1, solo presentation with Ruttkowski;68

At Pop;68, Cologne, Germany

2023

Synergetic Shelter

Gleaned electrical wires, plastic bags, industrial nets, polymer lichen & steel

Part of the Unfolding Traces exhibition, The Hangar Gallery, RCA, London 2023

Syntax Error

200 x 285 x 12 cm

Composite of repurposed computer parts, electrical wires, ropes, nets and hand-torn canvas, treated with alkyd resin, acrylic and oil paint, then bound to recovered mattresses

Part of the New Forms exhibition at Saatchi Gallery, London 2022

Installation view at the New Forms exhibition

Saatchi Gallery

London 2022

Monument to Nothingness.

400 x 500 x 295 cm.

Resin, acrylic and oil treated ‘Tagliatelle’ canvas strips, recovered wires, stuffed gabions, wrapped steel poles and found steel armature.

Part of the Pigeon Park exhibition at Manor Place, London 2021.

Things Fall Apart.

600 x 400 x 30 cm.

130 kilos of hand-torn treated canvas and found wires, weaved into industrial netting.

Five Hides exhibition, curated by Thorpstavri at Manor Place.

London 2020.

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