ritualistic sea

The shoreline becomes an archive as well as inspiration, seaweed, shells and barnacles imprint themselves into the reflections of the glass.  Creating other-worldly forms that echo the rhythms of the tides.  When brought into context with the body they take on a ritualistic form, looking inwards from shamanistic traditions and performance to explore the sacred meanings.

Through casting from workshop waste these discarded fragments become a raw material for reinvention, a cycle of renewal. 

 An intimate dialogue is formed, offering moments of reflection for the viewer on transformation, nature, decay, regeneration, environment and materiality.