3D

Three-dimensional work came from the need to jump off a page and get messy making marks that take my whole body through a very physical process. I easily become ritualistic and working with plaster fed that craving. The impeccable preparation and then window of opportunity between mixing the ‘mess’ and it then becoming a beautifully solid form is a perfect process for me to embrace. In recent years I have fallen in love with paper and find it a very seductive and versatile material for experimental making.

• Paper, wax and ink

   

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• Paper ball

   

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• Paper ball

   

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• Paper spirals

   

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• Paper spirals

   

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• String, plaster and ink

   

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• String, plaster and ink

   

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• Rope, plaster and ink

   

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• Rope, plaster and ink

   

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• String, plaster and ink

   

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• String, plaster and ink

   

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• String, plaster and ink

   

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• mod rock, threads and ink

   

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