In October 2021 Kate Crawfurd and I had responded to a call-out from Plymouth City Council to create a sculpture… Read more WASTE…OF OUR TIME Finale!

In October 2021 Kate Crawfurd and I had responded to a call-out from Plymouth City Council to create a sculpture… Read more WASTE…OF OUR TIME Finale!
Kate Crawfurd and I are calling our plastic waste spiral sculpture WASTE…OF OUR TIME. Plastic pollution is a modern phenomenon.… Read more WASTE…
I am excited to be producing a giant plastic waste sculpture for Plymouth City Council in collaboration with the inspirational… Read more Plastic Waste Sculpture
Medusa of the Anthropocene (plastic, withies) Jellyfish are the most ancient multicellular organisms in the world. They are extraordinary, uncanny,… Read more Fossils of the Anthropocene at Saltash Library
Why do we still use so much single-use plastic? Is it the cheap option that is so readily available in… Read more Fossils of the Anthropocene
How do we best highlight the problems that plastic pollution is causing? We hear in the news every week another… Read more Plastic Art!
Encouraged by my tutor at Plymouth College of Art I have developed a performance in collaboration with friends entitled ‘Drowning… Read more ‘Drowning in Plastic’
A cool misty start to a warm sunny day in Cornwall. The beach looked beautifully clean at first sight. This… Read more Beachcombing Finnygook Beach 27 May 2018
Found: Plymouth, England, 2118. This somewhat irregular, flattened, ovoid form is greyish white, translucent, cool and slimy to the touch,… Read more Ampulla Lactoplastica