Critical Eye hypha-gallery-catford ochre and iron oxide in

ochre and iron oxide in her work

The ambiguity then becomes the generative force of the work

the piece reflects a queer artist's negotiation of home

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

Using feather-like forms and pastel sunset hues

Critical Eye hypha-gallery-catford ochre and iron oxide inMy work 'Critical Eye' is an assemblage sculpture made from clean slick engineered found objects and is turned into something unexpectedly animate by the inserted eye into the strangely figure like form. Is it a machine or a creature? This ambiguity could be a metaphor for a logical system being disrupted by unpredictable perception, intuition, and emotional resonance. The ambiguity then becomes the generative force of the work, rather than a system