found material constructed into an installation, translated into a drawing, constructed into an installation - to be used as a score or set for theatrical and dance performances
performers, text, objects
automatic drawing (to be used as a movement score)
found material
material improvisations in a garden shed placed in a small loft in Dalston, creating a narrative over 7 days, for de beauvoir residencies HOUSERULES
Now Voyager is a sculptural performance featuring a giant red balloon inside a one-car garage on a council estate in East London. Created as part of LUPA (Lock Up Performance Art), curated by Jordan McKenzie, the piece responds directly to its environment—exploring the tension between containment and expansion.
Beginning as a limp red skin on the floor, the balloon slowly inflates, pressing against the rigid frame of the garage until the two are locked in a silent confrontation. The question—unspoken but palpable—is which will give way first: the balloon (sensitivity) or the garage (structure).
A meditation on fragility, resistance, and transformation, Now Voyager becomes a metaphor for the human condition—our constant negotiation with the limits that hold, shape, and sometimes, release us.
volunteers, members of the public dancing to a compilation of waltzes that blared out into the empty Heygate Estate, Elephant and Castle, London before it was all taken down in 2013
chair, instructions, performance - by members of the general public using a chair as anything but a chair
Object / performance / installation
found object (needlework), retitled
masking tape, performance, house paint
theatre curtain, theatre spotlight, fan - performing object
invisible performance, marble
off cuts from CSM wood workshop installed as a set for choreography / theater
‘performance’ for camera
video
manipulated crutches
chair, intervention on a highway
Inkjet print on A4 paper