Looking Glass
‘Looking glass’ series is made from pre loved cotton clothing, which is hand torn and cut, then churned in a mechanical process to create pulp fibre medium. The recycled pulp is hand pressed into a mold, a surveillance camera cover, found while walking the streets of the inner west of Sydney. The fibres reknit through the drying process to form this deckled edge abstract form, vibrant in colour, infused with stories from my local community.
$200 each H. 8 x W.16 x D.16cm
Unraveled
A body of work based on my Nan’s tablecloth, an heirloom passed onto me. Never used, crisp linen, vibrant in colour, left folded in the cupboard for generations. I am left wondering what this items story is. The Unraveled series is made from recycled cotton pulp, sourced from donated clothing and domestic cloth from my local community.
$600 each H.50xW.40cm
Possibilities
Inspired by the view out the window during a return plane trip to Latvia, 64 hours in total. I had an excitement in my chest of what was to come while pondering past experience. The medium used is pigment print on rag matt, containing plextol drops and gold gilding. A technique used for repairing ornate gold frames and objects.
$400 each H.41 x W.31cm
Glimpse of the Unraveling
Double sided circular works made from reused clothing and domestic cloth donated by my local community. The imagery here is inspired by a table cloth that was my Nan’s. The concept is about the unspoken, secrets that occur in family dynamics and being on the outside looking in.
$700 each H. 52 x W. 52cm
