about
random selection
community
if a tree falls...
trace evidence
it’s time to go people
urban logger
observation + view
splitting image
constructed images
installation
KNOCK
chair
public vs private
scans of the month
what’s mine is yours
material research
break the mould
cable ties limits
finding functions
music
butch kassidy visuals
T.E.L.F.O
mono aware
circuit bending
publications
image essay
collange
insta orange
knock
magical moments
archive
sketches
masks
drfit trike
This installation was an exercise in scavenging. Starting with the spare wood in my shed I started building a structure to occupy the outside space of my house. I would watch the installation slowly grow, peaking out from behind the shed. Each beam was added in reflection to the space - the uneven floor, the broken brick, the gaps in the trellis. l began to trawl through skips, bins and facebook to find any second hand wood I could. Travelling to all corners of the city with broken beds, old shelves and project surplus under my arm, the structure became a culmination of the beams previous lives, a sort of material meeting place. The days haul would sit in the garden, bungeed together in a Tetris orientation, waiting to participate. Warping with the weather the beams would pull and twist each other in all directions; the structure changes. The installation sunk into the corner of the outside space hiding. Uncomfortably straddling the network, in the dark and in the rain, I helped it develop.