I used a craft knife and cut out sections of -1 to create a void in the scene depicted in the photocopy. This introduces the wall behind the piece as another part of the artwork, because it breaks the dimension of the fiction and the real world that the viewer is in.

I tried another experiment with a mirror as a background for the work. My goal is to screen print onto the mirror directly. I emailed Justin whether I can print on mirrors, and what print technique would be most appropriate. He replied back screen printing, which is great because I’ve had previous practice with the technique so I have a better understanding of what to do.

I’ve also emailed Dan and asked if he can laser cut mirrors, which I found out is possible, but only with mirrored acrylic and not glass.