Metacrush is a sculptural installation that explores the idea of coming apart and becoming a part. As separate fragments interconnect through visual and material relationships, the space presents the idea that we operate out of a resonance of having been part of something larger. In this fusion of scattered matter, tension is drawn between an anticipation of falling into wholeness and the accompanying unease of obliteration.
The Present Hurts, 2015
London College of Communication
Installation details
Rubble, aggregate rock, rope with double figure of 8 climber’s knot running to ceiling, belaying mounted giclée print facing East, attached to the wall with a carabiner, photograph printed on cotton calico fabric, activated fan pointed towards the fabric, black painted tube lined with giclée print, two bricks, mirror bouncing light into the tube, cracked concrete paving slab, pink expanding foam.