Diverted Landscapes, 2025

Mild steel pipe frame, mild steel bars, corrugated metal sheets, wire mesh copper coated fencing, scaffolding fabric, galvanised metal joints, zip ties, vinyl floor stickers, beacon lights, pressure valves, found street cone and video

240 x 280 x 270cm

Diverted Landscapes

Still of video essay inside the street cone

Duration: 3mins 13secs

Video link: https://youtu.be/L5UMKTJVruM

Reconstructed Nothing, 2025

Found materials: 3D-printed joint, scaffold foam, rubble with chalk

Dimensions variable

Skin of the Street, 2025

Found Object (rubber street cone, deconstructed)

Dimensions variable

Bricked Out, UV Print on mild steel off-cuts, 40×48×15cm,2025

Bricked Out explores fragmentation and coded meaning within urban structures, using printed metal off-cuts to evoke the facade of a broken wall or passage. The pops of colour and AI-generated number hint at digital interference in physical space, suggesting a disjointed architecture shaped by both human labour and algorithmic logic.

Echoing Lines, Aluminium flat bar, Dimensions Variable, 2025

Echoing Lines is a sculptural drawing made from bent aluminium flat bar, forming a flowing network of abstract lines and two hollow human silhouettes. The work explores presence through absence, using negative space to suggest bodies without solid form. These empty figures become vessels for memory, emotion, or projection, while the surrounding squiggles evoke transformation, movement, thought, and energy. Light and shadow animate the piece, blurring the line between material and void, and transforming industrial metal into a delicate mediation on human trace and impermanence.

Touch Base, used rubber gloves, polystyrene blocks, acrylic paint, mild steel, rubber, 130 x 140 x 80cm, 2025

Found objects and discarded steel are assembled into a tower-like structure recalling an electricity pylon. With traces of labour embedded in rubber gloves, painted polystyrene, and salvaged industrial fragments, the work reflects on materiality, construction, and the fragile balance of urban infrastructures.