Loud, pushy and obese
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 36 x 29 cm
Breathing Someone Else's Air, 2020
Sun prints on cotton
With heavy inspiration from Homi K. Bhabha’s Third Space Theory, the body of work Breathing Someone Else’s Air investigates and portrays the feelings behind being physically and mentally distanced from two separate countries– one of nationality and the other residence- the United States and Australia. With a love for the news and media, the artist has created an array of chemical sun prints utilising digitally manipulated and exaggerated images from online news sources. The works investigates and stylistically conveys the artist’s true feelings about personal identify during both a global pandemic and U.S. national election. What is real?, what is skewed?, and how do we internalise the news and physical worlds around us?
Other side of the street
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 32 x 29 cm
Wannabe USA
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 33 x 29 cm
The old guy race
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 33 x 29 cm
Teleportation device
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 36 x 29 cm
Say unprecedented 10 times fast
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 31 x 28 cm
That guy you see walking on the street that looks exactly like someone you went to high school with but there’s no way that’s him because you’re halfway across the world
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 31 x 29 cm
Sore thumb sticking out
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 32 x 29 cm
Yes it’s exactly how it seems in the movies
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 32 x 29 cm
Vomiting through my ears
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 32 x 29 cm
Christmas in July
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 33 x 29 cm
No clean divide
Sun print on cotton, scanned into digital file using flatbed scanner
Approximately 38 x 29 cm