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Cutlery

A series of cutlery and spoons inspired by defiance of etiquette.  What prejudices do we begin to nurse when taught how to grapple with our table irons? Chopsticks     Brass, steel     approx H32 W6 D2cm Left handed Chopspoon     Brass     H17 W4 D3cm Fork […]

July 6, 2009
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Lofty

Designed on CAD, fabricated by Littlehampton Welding after the artist encountered Thomas Heatherwick’s East Beach Cafe Like the Cafe this sculpture was made in mild steel then coated with Owatrol oil after the steel reached the desired patina of rust.  It was a good substitute for […]

June 20, 2009
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Flock#1 – Archway green triangle

5 ‘chairs’ installed in the branches of up-lit trees in Archway’s traffic island.  This one evoked the local Victorian vernacular architecture The ‘chairs’ were colourful personages representing the resident communities in Archway London. These ‘chairs’ were not to be ‘sat on’. They did not predictably […]

March 10, 2009
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Leaf catcher#2

H170 Diameter 90cm Huggable sculpture. The mound had to be topped up regularly as the leaves settled, making this a high maintenance project But just when we reached our coldest, the decomposing leaves repaid us with warmth

December 10, 2008
Hinchee-Hung-Leaf-catcher#1

W6 D5m Temporary site-specific installation An exercise in futility. In the spirit of fair game, the holes were woven large enough for the leaves to get away Number of leaves that stayed caught – 5

November 10, 2008
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Volunteering – Susan Collis

This was Susan Collis’ SWEAT project.  Participants worked as part of a production line in the gallery space producing replica market bags made of paper; the pattern was hand drawn using biro and pencil (see images below).  Each bag took approximately 300 hours to produce […]

September 11, 2008