The discourse between object and space continues. Using the found light, which works with the aid of a wooden clothes peg, a tunnel has been created that provides the focus for the light. In itself, it has little illumination, being designed for car headlight vision, however, by making that the sole object in the space and placing it at my eye line height, it becomes elevated into perceived brightness. Not quite Eliasson’s Weather Project!
Through installation, expanded sculpture, photography and film and sometimes pseudo-scientific experiments, I am trying to create a dialogue between space and place using interventions and interruptions as part of a site-specificity that explores in-between spaces, inside and outside, nowhere and somewhere. I use temporary, ephemeral and provisional interruptions, to locate, re-locate and re-contextualise territory referencing what has been, what is or what could be, the past, the present and the future and where it intersects with the human relationship. They often refer to incidental happenings that create a transformation of objects. The notion of absence, as possibility rather than lack, is an underlying theme within the concepts of territory, whether historical, political, geographical, cultural as well as how it is colonized, altered, used and navigated and, relating to this, place and placelessness.Â
