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Fibre works – recovered paper and handmade paper from plant fibre
Studying the Beginning of the Universe, 2024
Oil on Stemspaper
28 x 68 cm
This body of work explores the transformation of recovered paper and handmade paper derived from plant fibres. Using materials such as used cartons and locally sourced fibres, the work develops through processes of breaking down, reforming, and rebuilding.
The resulting forms reflect on cycles of use, memory, and material life, where discarded matter is reconstituted into new surfaces and structures that carry traces of their origin.
How to be Poor in the Head, 2020
Recovered cigarette filters (cork/tipping paper from smoked cigarettes), Adhesive, Stemspaper (handmade paper from local plants), Fabric, Text, Acrylic
78 x 105 x 3 cm
The Colour of our Hearts is the Colour of our City, 2015-2019
Multi dimensional: Participation activity/people, Fabric offcuts, Stemspaper (handmade from local plants), Metal, Bolts and nuts, MDF tables, Thread, Books, Text.
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The Colour of our Hearts is the Colour of our City, Detail, 2015-2019
Multi dimensional: Participation activity/people, Fabric offcuts, Stemspaper (handmade from local plants), Metal, Bolts and nuts, MDF tables, Thread, Books, Text.
Bright Room:Illuminate, 2019
Recovered Cigarette filters (cork/tipping paper from smoked cigarettes), Adhesive, Stemspaper (handmade paper from local plants), Fabric, Pastel, Thread
98 x 98 cm
With Responsibilities and with Shame, 2007
Fabric offcuts, Used post office paper boxes (cartons), Used stamps, Thread, Text
Variable dimensions
With Responsibilities and with Shame, 2007
Fabric offcuts, Used post office paper boxes (cartons), Used stamps, Thread, Text
Variable dimensions
Where Do All Things Hold, 2024
Oil on Stempaper
28 x 79 cm
She Laughs at the Future
Fabric offcuts, Recovered cigarette filters (cork/tipping paper from smoked cigarettes), Recovered used plastic bag, Adhesive, Electric wire, Pastel on Stemspaper (handmade paper from local plants)
32 x 195 x 7 cm
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