The Lion Room
The Lion Room
Artist Statement
I do not feel the need to seek inspiration intentionally; the path I walk is fruitful and constantly offers visual stimulation. I wake already surrounded by voices, objects, repetitions, and fragments waiting patiently to be listened to, I would not know how to exist otherwise.
As an artist, I often feel misplaced, but as a magpie, I am welcomed. Nostalgia for a time I inhabited and did not inhabit is perhaps the simplest way to describe my practice, though beneath it sits childhood loss, folklore, fairy-tale propaganda, preservation, and a kind of gaudy excessiveness – bacon upon butter. I move quickly between processes and materials because change itself excites me; experimentation creates further breeding grounds for obsession. I often abandon stories midway through their telling, but like many things in my life, they return when they are ready.
Impala shoulder mount
Wax cast grapes on wire vine and brass fixtures
For Sale: Price on Request
One of five canary show cages
Photograph printed on Moyard Fabric and stretched on canvas, 120 x 80 cm
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