Pathways of light. exhibited at Granary square. London, made from waste eggshell and broken mirror sheets won the Louis Vuitton and University of Arts award for sustainability. in July 2022 View
A Moment in time. A dyptic of generative rework paired with a Riso print exhibited at the Lethaby gallery, London. View
Hiranya Garbha, Resin sculpture exhibited in Covent Garden as part of the Faberge Egg hunt was voted in the top three most popular public sculptures in 2012. It was displayed in Covent Garden for 40 days and subsequently auctioned for charity.
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Waiting is from a series 'Attributes of a trader'. It was auctioned in Bonhams London in 2010.
Sustainable mosaics
These were created with all natural eggshells and mirror . There was no use of pigment. Colour variation is the result of using different varieties of egg.
These were created with all natural eggshells and mirror . There was no use of pigment. Colour variation is the result of using different varieties of egg.
My artistic practice is simple. I look in unlikely places for my art materials - often they are commonplace such as broken mirror and decaying eggshell: they smell terrible, look ugly. From this pile of waste, by using simple repetitive and recursive actions, often assisted by technology, emerges a new order that was hard to imagine when I looked at the disorderly, broken and cracked materials.
The reversal from disorder to order in my artistic practice inspires me to observe, investigate and discover new pathways both within myself and in the universe. It reminds me to never lose sight of the fact that we are all naturally endowed with a gift: to dream the impossible, feel the intangible and visualise the limitless.
The reversal from disorder to order in my artistic practice inspires me to observe, investigate and discover new pathways both within myself and in the universe. It reminds me to never lose sight of the fact that we are all naturally endowed with a gift: to dream the impossible, feel the intangible and visualise the limitless.