ORIGAMI METEORITE (i & ii)
(2021) Stone lithograph, 6 x 6 x 7cm
(2021) Rag Paper, iron mordant, stone dye and thread
The ‘Origami Meteorites’ were inspired by the historical relationship between paper and space mechanics. Because of the papers material memory it is frequently used to map spacecraft structures. One examples is the Miura fold invented in 1996 to design the Space Flyer Unit. Using origami to represent spatial objects seemed cohesive with reconstructing my meteorite.

WAXED (2017) Paper and microcrystalline wax, 18 x 9 x 3cm
‘Waxed’ is a collection of photographs documenting degrading wax artworks containing suspended metal objects. Each page of the book was dipped in wax and then bound together using a cube of wax. The impressions made on the coating of each page remain as a memory of every reader.

SHARD (2018) Paper and card, 23 x 19 x 3 cm
‘Shard’ documented a light installation. Film of wax artworks being disassembled and reassembled were projected through a glass wax sculpture. The film projections evolved and distorted as the glass wax was melted by the intensity of the light.