Enough! or Too much!

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With a title taken from Proverbs of Hell by William Blake, Enough! or Too much! talked about how we might confront the end of the world. I responded site-specifically to the The Rectory Projects’ garden, using living material stolen from plants, discarded wood and abandoned 19th century building stone to build a constellation of sculptural works that reference alternative living, semiotic drawing, post-apocalyptic shelter building and makeshift monuments & monoliths.

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Destroying Angel — Lemon juice, egg white, water and bicarbonate of soda on cotton dyed with fermented red cabbage, 2019.

He(i)nge — Soil, nuts, beans and seeds, 2019.

Shrike — Wooden poles, rope and bitter gourd, 2019.

Life Pouch Gift Bag — Ostrich egg and rope, 2019.

Maquette for Multi-Storey Commune — Slate and tangerines, 2019.

Spider Cist — Slate and dead spider, 2019.

Woman’s Biggest Husband Is The Moon — Fig branches and rope, 2019.

Face — Slate and copper nails, 2019.

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Soup Store Brew Bag (detail) — Wooden poles, rope, plastic sheet, water, fig and cherry blossom, 2019.

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A - / - A — Slate and bean pods, 2019.

Eyes (Reproach) — Fig branches and rope, 2019.

Blade / Lime Deep Field Altar — Found stone block, kaffir lime, slate flake and dyed cotton, 2019.

Blade / Lime Deep Field Altar (detail) — Found stone block, kaffir lime, slate flake and dyed cotton, 2019.

Splice / Dead (detail) — Wooden poles, rope, coconut and fig branch, 2019.

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Terroir (Too tired to smell): Time Arrangement — Himalayan sea salt, peppercorns, turmeric, mustard seeds, cumin seeds, chalk, grass, flower buds and resin, 2018.