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PenancePenance serves as an act of repentance. It mourns humanity's arrival at a technological event horizon. We are at a point where our digital lives increasingly separate us not only from ourselves, but from our intrinsic connection to the natural world. Creating the work was a slow, physically demanding act of fabric tearing, hand weaving, and building a custom made loom. This ritualistic labour serves as a direct confrontation to the mind numbing

Lacan interpreted the image of the fragmented body ‘[manifesting] itself in dreams when the movement of the analysis encounters a certain level of aggressive disintegration in the individual

each piece holds the city's unearthed history in raw

especially rib vaults

The ambiguity then becomes the generative force of the work

This work acts as a representation of vulnerability and bareness to an uninterested and unrequited partner

He is surrounded by a built environment of ecological terror he cannot relate to due to the dehumanisation of industrial design

Carbon fibre's high strength-to-weight ratio and its use in motorsport

suggesting that different perspectives alter our perceptions

home architecture and the city

The face-like form emerges through swirling

however ultimately we utilise speculation and we are merely creating assumptions

My recent works illustrate quiet scenes of pregnancy and postpartum

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