Heating Elements, EPS
Exhibited at Trial & Error, Wolff Olins, London, 2016
Heating elements are reformed as hand-tools to melt polystyrene blocks into furniture-like shapes. With each memory of movement captured, the ‘Polysword’ freely allows one to extrude and carve outcomes in minutes.
The Polysword converts electricity into heat through resistive heating. Each Polysword operates at 13 amps, 240 volts, 3120 watts, and temperatures can reach above 700°C. A thermocouple and controller are used to maintain constant temperature, the expanded polystyrene has a density of 22g/ltr.
The heating elements were manufactured by Elmatic, Cardiff, UK.







MDF, Two-Tone Gloss Paint
Exhibited at Trial & Error, Wolff Olins, London 2016
An unglamorous construction material becomes the centre of attention.





Tinted car window glass, steel pedestal
Exhibited at Trial & Error, Wolff Olins, London, 2016
The narcissistic use of viewing ones own reflection in car windows inspired this series of mirrors.




Cedar
Exhibited at Trial & Error, Wolff Olins, London, 2016
A self-supporting cedar bench, capable of seating nine.



A class of 7-8 year olds drew their version of a chair, and we made them into reality. In collaboration with Jack Beveridge.






Triptych, Edition of 5, Kodak Professional Metallic Paper
Exhibiting at Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
I turn myself inside out – by eating 35mm photographic film. The bumps, scratches and marks left on the damaged emulsion were examined through a scanning electron microscope. In collaboration with Luke Evans.



Handheld scanner, various dimensions
SALT, Oslo, Norway
I scanned shirts from Kaarina Kaikkonens' installation 'We Are Still The Same' using a handheld scanner. These scans were made during the disassembly of the installation as part of a project to reinterpret the work.





