The
act of transformation is a major impulse within
my practice, assessing systems of destruction and
deconstruction in relation to transformation and
regeneration in both a formal and conceptual sense.
Centring on issues of the abject body, works regenerate
materials from a personal or domestic origin to
integrate into the physicality of a space and affect
its disposition. Endeavouring to speak of loss
and nostalgia as against materialism. I hope for
works to be redemptive, to regain what is personally
lost, and to renew.
My objective for [VSF]II is to create a private
and enclosed environment in a once very public
space. By blocking out the windows and the entrance
to the back room I plan to create a detached, muted
central space that exists between protection and
a somewhat unsettling situation. The concealment
will be formed using an assemblage of discarded
household furniture and belongings found abandoned
on tenement streets in and around Glasgow.
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