HELLO GOOGLE (2021) Red sand, metal and resin, 43 x 23 x 19 cm
‘Hello Google’ was a partially sculptural, partially performative artwork in Granary Square, Kings Cross comparing the traditionally male dominated presence of the public art plinth with the masculine environment of a construction site. Through the artwork we hoped to create a fragment of a new world that challenged the bias of industry and developing infrastructure. We aimed to highlight our familiarity with spaces of inequality which act as landmarks within our daily environments.
BUILDING A RESEARCH PAPER (2021) With Yu Shao Lo, Chen Yang, Min Zhang and Shengjia Zhang
A public workshop hosted at Lethaby Gallery, inviting visitors to actively engage with the research process through a collaborative printmaking project. This interactive experience encouraged creative participation and shared exploration of artistic methodologies.
BOOKMARK (2024) Organised alongside Janine Goldsworthy, Lianne Piroddi, Agnese Politics and Abbie Vickress
A research-in-progress display at the Central Saint Martins library showcased the work of 17 doctoral researchers, aiming to provoke thought, inform, and spark conversations within and beyond the postgraduate community. The display featured a dynamic mix of vitrines, video monitors, workshops, and printed bookmark interventions discreetly placed in books throughout the library, creating an engaging and interactive experience for visitors.
BANKSIDE SESSIONS (2021) Session i) Discussion alongside Diego Lopez, Jessie Spivey, Natasha Brown / Session ii) Presentation with Chen Yang, Shili Chen, Eleni Maragaki and Jacob Hepworth-Wain During my residency at Bankside Artist Space, I organised a series of workshops that brought together artists, designers, and literary professionals to explore overlaps in creative processes across different industries. These sessions fostered interdisciplinary dialogue, highlighting shared methodologies and innovative approaches within the creative sector.
WE COLLIDED (2021) Perspex, sand and resin, 127 x 127 x 35 cm
‘We Collided’ was an interactive installation created for the Bankside Artist Space in Blackfriars. Inspired by NASA demonstrations using household items to analyse splatter patterns of fallen debris, the installation explored how the angle and speed of meteorite impacts can be determined. Guests were invited to select from eight resin and sand meteorites and drop them onto a constructed planetary surface within the gallery. Over the course of the residency, visitors contributed to the evolving surface, collectively simulating the dynamic processes of planetary formation and impact analysis.
