top of mirror box
Collaboration with six artists to create a temporary show in a derelict chapel in Peckham, London. Curated, exhibited and dismantled the entire exhibition within one evening.
Mirror Box sculpture (30x30x30cm), photograhped in Asylum Chapel, March 2017
Mirror Box sculpture (30x30x30cm)
Photographed on a plinth at the alter in Asylum Chapel, March 2017
Mirror Box sculpture (30x30x30cm) photographed on the floor of Asylum Chapel in the light from a stain glass window, March 2017
Mirror box refracting a video projection, April 2017
Projection of video onto wall of Asylum Chapel, March 2017
Living Painting, February 2017, stop motion animation: digitally edited 241 frames from a photo of a painting
BOX AS A
NON-OBJECT
The mirror box changes depending on the angle and it's location, reflecting it's surroundings to transform into a new object. In some locations, it becomes an invisible sculpture which completely blends into it's surroundings.
The inspiration was a kokology game where the players imagine a cube in a space. Supposedly, how the player describes the cube reflects their ego, beliefs, and goals.
Mirror box (30 x 30 x 30cm) photographed in stone hose stable, August 2015