shoreline
2016
In shoreline everyday waste is intermingled with neon pigment and glimmering projections of light to invoke a reflective space. The swirling waters of the dish offer prophecies of a new landscape in which the past is interwoven with potential futures. From destruction can come growth. the human hand could act as a catalyst for environmental change; a crucible capable of reforming the ecology of the planet. One organism’s environmental apocalypse is anthers big break.
Exhibited as part of dLux Media Art’s event (Is This Art?) as part of the Spectrum Now Festival 2016
ACAB Collective, Shoreline, 2016, water, silver acrylic, neon paint, e-waste, salt crystals, guitar wire, 2-part epoxy, sand, Styrofoam, expanding foam, concrete, plastic bags, silicone, resin, clay figurines, UV light, projection. Dimensions L 84cm W 100cm H40cm