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Nkụkọ na égwū (Machine-Threads-Playing)
How to be Poor in the Head, 2020
Recovered cigarette filters (cork/tipping paper from smoked cigarettes),
Adhesive, Stemspaper (handmade paper from local plants)
78 x 105 x 3cm
This body of work explores process, rhythm, and material interaction through machine-assisted and hand-led making. Threads, repetition, and movement become central elements, allowing forms to emerge through a dialogue between control and chance.
The work reflects on systems of making and the relationship between human action, material response, and the evolving structure of the piece, where patterns develop, shift, and accumulate over time.
Laying Up Treasures on Earth, Where Thieves Approach and Moth Destroy, 2006
Wood, Burlap and Stoles
Variable dimensions
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
Herdsmen Bagged, 2017-2019 (detail)
Bag, basket, copper-wire, synthetic, leather, fabric, wood, metal ring wires, metal pole
Adhesive,
144 x 85 x 22cm
Bushmeat Trying to be Colourful
Synthetic leather offcuts, Fabric offcuts
246 x 230 x 5cm
Look Up and Feel Good, 2016
Fabric cut offs, used stamps, recovered cigarette filters (cork/tipping paper), adhesive, thread acrylic on stemspaper
100 x 107cm
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