drawings 12/17
Coming to the Birth or Entering into a Womb
Thread on Fabriano Paper
49cms x 59cms x 3
2016
Based on notions of mutation and ephemerality; Coming to the Birth or Entering into a Womb, marries together representations of comparative physiognomy - resemblances between men and animals, a geometric diagram of a mathematical Torus and the creation of elastic temporalities or De Creatione Rerum Temporalium Elastica (Latin) adapted from The Book of Genius’s depiction of creation.
Studies of Industrial Forces, Technical Design & Labour
Thread on Fabriano Paper
49cms x 59cms x 3
2017
Studies of Industrial Forces, Technical Design and Labour explores the scales and processes of systematics in terms of developing, operating and maintaining systems of control in living organisms and machines and approaches the cultural significance attached to investigative inquiry, development and production.
Edify, Exhort & Comfort
Thread on Fabriano Paper
49cms x 59cms x 3
2015
Edify, Exhort & Comfort conjoins the formation of a cellular structure, the precise pattern of a geometric mandala, and a biblical image of the Angel David appearing to the crowd. In this manner, weaves together the worlds of chaos, structure and comfort in terms of organic, scientific and faith-based methodologies.
Edify, Exhort & Comfort is held within The Butler Gallery Permanent Collection.
Mirror, Map & Crystal Pyramid
The Headless City, TULCA, 2016, Galway Arts Centre,
installation view
Thread on Fabriano Paper
49cms x 59cms x 3
2015
The term Anthropocene is used to define Earth’s current geologic time period as being human-influenced, or anthropogenic, based on global confirmation that atmospheric, geologic, hydrologic, biospheric and other earth system processes are being altered by humans. Mirror, Map & Crystal Pyramid explores the genre of Anthropocene fiction by connecting together an image of the downfall of Valhalla, a step-by-step guide to making an origami paper crane, and a geometric model of a crystal pyramid structure. In Norse mythology Valhalla is an enormous hall ruled over by the god Odin, to which half of those who die in combat travel upon death.