Far and Near of Things I [triptych] hypha-gallery-farringdon Arranged in a tilted slant

Arranged in a tilted slant to suggest the forms shifting into a different composition

it reimagines everyday rituals as sacred rites: crisps become offerings

I imagine the city as an urban landscape re-wilded in a post-human future as nature comes back through the cracks of concrete foundations

This work transforms the space it is situated in

Forgotten City imagines a future where we have been replaced by hybrid animals that emptily and without purpose mimics and replicates human behaviour

Far and Near of Things I [triptych] hypha-gallery-farringdon Arranged in a tilted slantFar and Near of Things' is part of a series exploring the diasporic experience of close looking from a distance. Using nature as a metaphor, the work investigates the complex relationship between being and place. Dominating the composition are extreme close up of drifting seedheads, dramatically enlarged to reveal the nuanced details within each form. Viewed through a diasporic lens, the work reflects the intertwined experience of belonging and