A cluttered collection of various objects, including a cardboard piece, a mirror, a screw, a peach-colored item, and some white and brown materials, arranged on a flat surface.
Close-up of a small craft made from a green snack wrapper, chocolate, and decorative elements, set on a light surface with a blurred background.
Small pile of mixed trash including paper, plastic, and plant material on a reflective surface.
A pile of crumpled and discarded plastic waste, including foam, plastic bottles, and packaging, against a plain light background.
A sculptural dish featuring metallic, leafy, and textured edible elements on a reflective surface, illuminated from above.
A pile of burnt materials including fabric, paper, and plastic, resembling a burnt cake or mound, reflected on water.

Cardinals & Latitudes

series of ideological islands and are a reference to the separation between an idealised island landscapes and homemade attempts to reconstruct them. The work comprises photographed constructions made from materials found in the home: from the contents of kitchen cupboards, domestic rubbish and paper ephemera.

The resulting images oscillate between the day-to-day build up of matter and fantasies that attempt to transcend the mundane. They also reflect the conditions of their making: produced in a home ‘studio’, each engagement with the material detritus that accumulated in and around the spaces that they were made, generated different relationships between the stuff of the home and these island illusions.

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Cardinals & Latitudes (2008) at WORK Gallery, London.