Sculpture
Bringing artwork into a third dimensional form is like seeing artwork come to life.
Spinorial
The Spinorial has many different interpretations. It is a statement on time, on plastic, on evolution. The Spinorial was first conceived in the beginning of 2019. Initially it was about the infinite form that was created through repetition of one object, cut plastic bottles. It then evolved into different sized and stylistic various. Later, it was a statement on our dependency of plastic.
Spinorial III, 2019. Plastic Bottles and LED Strips, 94 x 87 x 50 cm
Spinorial IV, 2019. Plastic Bottles, Palmeco, LED Strips, 50 x 45 x 40 cm
Spinorial III, 2019. Plastic Bottles and LED Strips, 94 x 87 x 50 cm
Spinorial I, 2019. Plastic Bottles and tube, 30 x 30 x 15 cm
Spinorial II, 2019. Plastic Bottles and tube, 94 x 87 x 50 cm
Pathways
The sculptures were inspired by the visually deceptive materiality of industrial foam. It explores the juxtaposition of the foam’s apparent soft and malleable nature in contrast to its actual hardness and rigidity. They also have a fluid nature, suggesting a path to follow with your eyes.
Pathway I, 2020. Spray paint, industrial foam, & MDF, 100 x 120 cm
Pathway I, 2020. Spray paint, industrial foam, & MDF, 100 x 120 cm
Pathway II, 2020. Spray paint, industrial foam, & MDF, 210 x 150 cm
Pathway II, 2020. Spray paint, industrial foam, & MDF, 210 x 150 cm