1006 plastic bags, 113x53cm 2021
 
This piece was made during the height of the pandemic and in the aftermath of the devastating Australian bushfires in 2019/2020. It was hard not to adopt an apocalyptic mindset, it still is, yet when chaos integrates itself into the everyday, I find piece knowing my existence is but a fleeting moment on an infinite timeline.

As one concerned with loss and extinction I can only relinquish to the thought that this is nature, I am , my thoughts are , my smartphone is, just as plastic is too. Does life cease to exist when I do? No, of course we know that, it simply passes by. Just the same as nature, it never ceases. There is no doubt that plastic will become and perhaps already is a time stamp on earths geology, a slither of time buried beneath infinite saplings.

Infinity Infinity Infinity

857 plastic bags, 140 x 40cm, 2021

This piece was made during the height of the pandemic and in the aftermath of the devastating Australian bushfires in 2019/2020. It was hard not to adopt an apocalyptic mindset, it still is, yet when chaos integrates itself into the everyday, I find piece knowing my existence is but a fleeting moment on an infinite timeline. 

As one concerned with loss and extinction I can only relinquish to the thought that this is nature, I am , my thoughts are , my smartphone is, just as plastic is too. Does life cease to exist when I do? No, of course we know that, it simply passes by. Just the same as nature, it never ceases. There is no doubt that plastic will become and perhaps already is a time stamp on earths geology, a slither of time buried beneath infinite saplings.

Momentum

650 plastic bags, 75 x 50 x 50 cm, 2020

Exploring a speculative narrative of life on Mars, this piece is created by an artist dreaming of the textures of Earth.

Banksia/Infinity Vase

401 plastic bags, 113 x 53 cm, 2020

This piece was made during the height of the pandemic and in the aftermath of the devastating Australian bushfires in 2019/2020. It was hard not to adopt an apocalyptic mindset, it still is, yet when chaos integrates itself into the everyday, I find piece knowing my existence is but a fleeting moment on an infinite timeline. 

As one concerned with loss and extinction I can only relinquish to the thought that this is nature, I am , my thoughts are , my smartphone is, just as plastic is too. Does life cease to exist when I do? No, of course we know that, it simply passes by. Just the same as nature, it never ceases. There is no doubt that plastic will become and perhaps already is a time stamp on earths geology, a slither of time buried beneath infinite saplings.

infinity (2020)

4942 plastic bags, steel, concrete, 200 x 52 x 52 cm

This piece was made during the height of the pandemic and in the aftermath of the devastating Australian bushfires in 2019/2020. It was hard not to adopt an apocalyptic mindset, it still is, yet when chaos integrates itself into the everyday, I find piece knowing my existence is but a fleeting moment on an infinite timeline. 

As one concerned with loss and extinction I can only relinquish to the thought that this is nature, I am , my thoughts are , my smartphone is, just as plastic is too. Does life cease to exist when I do? No, of course we know that, it simply passes by. Just the same as nature, it never ceases. There is no doubt that plastic will become and perhaps already is a time stamp on earths geology, a slither of time buried beneath infinite saplings.

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