While researching The Global Playground, I couldn’t help to look into the emergence of playgrounds in our urban environment, in full knowledge that playground was just a metaphor in the project. Playgrounds have shaped our built environment in many ways […]
Haglund Skola Almunge, July 2018 Lilla Skola, where I was staying, meant little school. It felt familiar already, as I was here a few months ago, when the whole site was covered in thick snow. The house was part of […]
A small selection of my latest art work displayed alongside products designed by Michael Douglas (Outpost Bags & Objects) and prints by Julia Rodrigues. We are also joined by Telegram Gallery www.telegramgallery.com
PRESS RELEASE 29 MAY 2014 THE POWER OF ART Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon Plc announces short-list for international sculpture commission Artists from Wales, England, Scotland, USA, Canada, Netherlands, Italy, Slovenia, Norway, France, Spain, Germany and Japan are leading […]
Longplayer Bowl Display shortlisted for 2014 Aesthetica Art Prize 3D Design/Sculpture category Exhibition at York St Mary’s, 4th April – 22nd June, 2014 Organised by Aesthetica Magazine, the international art and culture publication, in partnership with York Museums Trust, […]
From two-dimensional to four-dimensional… Las Artes de Piranesi
Mysterious fading letters on the walls of Toledo, Spain, and a quick sketch of a fountain that somehow reminds me of the world in Shaun Tan’s ‘The Arrival’ www.shauntan.net/books.html
Thanks to a_zero environmental architects who took part in Maggie’s Culture Crawl, I joined this all night charity walk that lasted 7 hours. Walking through London overnight is a strange sensation. Contrary to hiking in mountains, you take in large […]
Responding to Camberwell Arts Festival’s food and travel themes, I collaborated with the chef at Cool Cats Cafe and created 3 table top installations under the title ‘After our journey’, turning packaging materials into serving plates. Day 1 Day 2 […]
This is a replica of a broken ancient earthenware, on display in a metro station in Taipei. I am fascinated by the movement of the mechanical arms, which have nothing to do with the earthenware, but someone has carefully studied […]
These ceramic colour palettes are intriguing to look at. Unlike paint samples, they are with textures and finishes, and each is unique. I found them at an exhibition on Tsai Jung-yu, one of Taiwan’s most celebrated ceramicists.
