“EDEN”

7ft pine dowels, fake fur, satin, pvc, fake leather, ribbon, wadding, cotton, curtain rings, led lights
Laurieston Arches, Glasgow
for “25% Extra” Exhibition
10-12 June 2016

“FluF”

MDF, fake fur, satin, brushed cotton, toy stuffing
Site: Laurieston Arches, Glasgow
for '25% Extra' Exhibition
10-12 June 2016

“iOBJECT”
[Triptych 1]

Recycled motherboards, steel, acrylic

“iCON”
[Triptych 2]

Foam board on rotating plinth
(powered by Arduino)

“iCLOUD"
[Tryptych 3]

Cotton, nylon thread, wire, canvas, painted circuit board, toy stuffing

The series above (together with my film, "15 Bytes") evolved from research into 'everyday' objects - my objects of choice being mobile technology and more specifically, Apple inc. products. These sculptural objects offer alternative aesthetics to the terminologies but also exist to prompt further consideration and discussions surrounding consumerism and waste and control.

“TROLLIED”

​Found shopping trolley, Murano glass tiles, grout, wire
​Site: Murano Street, Glasgow

“COCOLITH”

Laser cut and etched acrylic

Work made for "Creative Reactions: Liminal State" which was inspired by Dr Julien Plancq's study of algae and it's links to global warming. The algae congregates to form large blooms which can be seen on satellite imagery. In this work, the individual parts have been constructed such that they may be linked to form new organic patterns; the fluorescent parts are naturally light emitting, thereby referencing the algae's photosynthetic properties.

“SUMMER IN THE CITY”

Co-ordinates of the most polluted city in the World: Onitsha, Nigeria
Coal dust on canvas
For solo “Carbon” Exhibition
Site: The Art School, Glasgow

“AFTER TRUMP”

Wood, acrylic, rope, sponge, treacle
For solo “Carbon” Exhibition
Site: The Art School, Glasgow

“THREADS”

Laser etched fluorescent acrylic,
birch plywood

This piece evolved following a collaboration with fellow student, Liz B. Gray. We installed a durational piece hanging threads from a low ceiling in a blacked-out space and projected light through it. This was then developed into a tangible sculptural object.
Photographs: shot on location at Dalziel Estate, Motherwell