Prosthesis

Their instinctive shapes allude to a fusion of objects almost ethnographic in nature, tool like, almost weapon like, or resembling bodily adornment. Unable to categorise upon initial encounter, these objects encourage forays into a space that is neither or; a transitional space of contemplation, contemporary in technique and ethnographic in reference. Their indecipherable function acts as a masquerade - which can be utilised to subvert and destabilise hegemonic structures. Within themselves these objects create new vernaculars - bringing into play alternative states of functionality within the everyday, creating something of a liberating space within the banal and seemingly mundane. A space seemingly loaded within the depths of complacency.