The piece Abomination is my first real piece since graduating.
It echoes the same concerns with space, but I think that it is much more considered in some ways, more instinctual in others.
It’s great to have the kind of freedom not really afforded by my degree course; however I do miss the the space!
This piece stand as proof for me that art is something I have to follow, whatever it takes.
I am fascinated by geometric abstract forms that act as all encompassing statements. The problem however lies in that these are often utopian fictions that deny reality as much as they try to make sense of it. The problem, I believe, is one of balance. The key is to find a dialogue between order and chaos, without falling into utopian fallacy. We need order – but we also need the anarchic. A touch of imperfection makes a transient thing of purity and genius. It is this that I constantly search for.
