The Environmentally-friendly book project: it is made out of natural materials (except the temporary card-board cover).
Friday, 23 October 2009
Wednesday, 21 January 2009
The Insect Book
The first book project: a homeless ladybird traveling from tower bridge to westminster.
Cover/casing: front (up) and back (down).
medium: black poster paint
Some of the inside pages:
medium: pencil
Illusion of Space
The entire bedroom is covered in newspaper to flatten the perception of space.
The bed and side tables are turned upside down against the wall and the frame is lying on the wooden floor. Outside the window the buildings appear sideways.
Digital Photography
Illustration Project: Yellow
Illustration Project in Camberwell Foundation Year: 100 Yellow A5 size drawings; duration: 1 week.
Based on a photograph taken in Brighton.
medium: water colours
Based on a photograph taken in Lewes.
medium: poster colours
Based on a photograph taken in Lewes.
medium: water colours.
One of the yellow animal series.
medium: water colours
2007: Illustration
Based on a passage, "Wall", by Georges Perec:
"I put a picture up on a wall. Then I forget there is a wall. I no longer know what there is behind this wall, I no longer know this wall is a wall, I no longer know what a wall is. I no longer know that in my apartment there are walls, and that if there weren't any walls, there would be no apartment. The wall is no longer what delimits and defines the place where I live, that which separates it from the other places where other people live, it is nothing more than a support for the picture. But I also forget the picture, I no longer look at it, I no longer know how to look at it. I have put the picture on the wall so as to forget there was a wall, but in forgetting the wall, I forget the picture, too. There are pictures because there are walls. We have to be able to forget there are walls, and have found no better way to do that than pictures. [...]"
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