Work
Every Name Carries a Deity
Begin with the End of What Comes Before
The Other Writing
Odont, Spine, Foram
Of Shape Offshore
As They Folded In and Breached Out
Pabulite
A Vast Shimmer Spans All
Porous Coagulations
Horizonless External Gut
Ephemeroptera
Egg-Born, Moisture-Born, With Scales, Without Scale
Every Name Carries a Deity
Begin with the End of What Comes Before
The Other Writing
Odont, Spine, Foram
Of Shape Offshore
As They Folded In and Breached Out
Pabulite
A Vast Shimmer Spans All
Porous Coagulations
Horizonless External Gut
Ephemeroptera
Egg-Born, Moisture-Born, With Scales, Without Scale
Every name carries a deity (moon catcher), rocks, minerals, driftwood, oyster and clam shells, coral, seashell fragments, fish scale, fishbone, synthetic nails, glass, barnacles, recycled plastic, resin, metal, acrylic paint, 51 x 51 x 72 cm
Every name carries a deity (cicadian currents), 2023, rocks, minerals, driftwood, dried roots, oyster and clam shells, seashell fragments, ceramic, glass, barnacles, weathered rubber, recycled plastic, plaster, resin, metal, acrylic paint, 73 x 43 x 53 cm
Every name carries a deity (nightly salt), 2023, quartz, rocks, minerals, barks, dried roots, driftwood, seashell fragments, clams, mussels, fishbone, glass, recycled plastics, bioplastics, resin, metal, 56 x 40 x 70 cm
Every name carries a deity (stone bloomer), 2023, rocks, minerals, driftwood, oyster and clam shells, seashell fragments, horseshoe crab, ceramic, glass, barnacles, weathered rubber, recycled plasetic, resin, metal, acrylic paint, 50 x 56 x 81 cm
Installation view of 'Re-enchantment' at Thaddaeus Ropac, Pantin, curated by Ooan Doyle.