'Free Movement' at Victoria Baths- nine changing cubicles, acrylic, wood, paper and light
'Husk' - cardboard and cellphane
'The Shape of Milk' - Plaster
'She's Back (1)
'She's Back (2)'
'She's Back (3)
I am never happier than when I can use what is already there
And, if that something happens to be a bit ugly, or disregarded, then even better
In the iconic Victoria Baths in Manchester, I found ten, relatively modern, changing cubicles sticking out like a sore thumb in this, otherwise beautiful, ornate, space
I made them look like a huge fish tank
This was part of the final show of a residency with other members of the Islington Mill Art Academy,
I also exhibited the packaging in which the brackets for this piece arrived to me. They evoked my feelings for the deserted Superintendent's flat over the swimming baths
In 'The Shape of Milk', I used an empty plastic milk bottle as a mould
was In the Newington Gallery, Elephant & Castle. I imagined natural forces re-claiming an orderly space
A partition wall, seemed to split open; an existing pillar to have burst through the floor; and (seen in the foreground) 'something' was coming through the wall . . .
