While this piece is a smaller version of real size pillars, it can be perceived as a precarious architectural structure about to collapse. The work is capturing a moment when an event is about to happen. It is in-between two states.
With this piece I used gravity and time as equally important materials.
With my work I investigate what form and space communicates beyond the visible, referring to Bachelard’s theory of phenomenology of space. I engage with architectural elements which are symbols of solidity and support and that stand as metaphors for the imaginary systems we have created.
My work is a different version of reality and alludes to built, urban landscapes. The aim of my work is to challenge the viewers’ sense of an orderly world.
Medium
Wood, Cotton Organdie, Cement
Size (h x w)
50 x 100 centimetres
Price
£600
