Inclusion

2022 recycled cork, and recycled and reused plastics, silver paint, mirror ball motor and wire
3m (H) x 1.3m (W) x 1.3m (D)

I enjoy the challenge of working with materials that can produce movement, shadow, light, shape, size, colour, and space combined in a series of shifting challenges.

This work moves in a circular motion.

MAIN VIEW - This work involving recycled plastic and cork. (Main image). The lights come from the mirror ball motor falling on the image where there is little light.

OTHER VIEW -The work involving recycled plastic and cork can also be shown by itself as the lighting comes from the mirror ball motor falling on the image where the work is in full light.

I create these forms to express my fascination with nature due to my twenty years of environmental and community-based work.   I like to play with the perceptions of space and volume, encouraging viewers to question what they see.

My work deconstructs organisms and their forms, such as jellyfish or shells. I am thinking about how to transform geometry in my creations. The work often materialises in kinetic forms that explore movement, composition, space, and reflections.

I have sought to encourage the viewer to consider the importance of sustainability and the ecological impact of artistic processes. 

This work ' Inclusion' involves the gesture of movement in its design to focus on the beauty with my reuse, recycle and reduce strategy in this work.