Surviving Bird (front)
Surviving Bird (back)
Surviving Bird (detail)
Canary Warped (view 1)
Canary Warped (view 2)
Canary Warped (view 3)
A bird in paradise (view 1)
A bird in paradise (view 2)
A bird in paradise (detail)
Here to stay ( view 1)
Here to stay (view 2)
Here to stay (detail)
My life as a bird (view 1)
My life as a bird (view 2)
My life as a bird (detail)
Confessions of a mudlark (view 1)
Confessions of a mudlard (detail 1)
Confessions of a mudlark (detail 2)
Vitamin Orange (view 1)
Vitamin Orange (view 2)
Vitamin Orange (detail)
A bird in hand (front)
A bird in hand (detail )
A bird in hand (back)
The owl's castle (view 1 )
The owl's castle (view 2)
The owl's castle (detail)
Trophy Bird (view 1)
Trophy Bird (view 2)
Trophy Bird (detail)
Vessel Robes (front)
Vessel Robes (back)
Vessel Robes (detail)
Baby steps (view 1)
Baby Steps (view 2)
Baby Steps (detail)
Topaz Tears (view 1)
Topaz Tears (view 2)
Topaz Tears (detail)
His heart is in the jungle (view1)
His heart is in the jungle (view 2)
His heart in the jungle (detail)
In memory of an injured blackbird (view 1)
In memory of an injured blackbird (view 2)
In memory of an injiued blackbird (detail)
A shell of the future (view 1)
A shell of the future (view 2)
A shell of the future (detail)
This is a series of mixed media sculptural works was inspired by coming across a journal which had an image of a dissected sea gull’s stomach. This image showed all the items that the sea gull had swallowed during its life span which included numerous pieces of plastic. Taking this image a step further, new species is being created where the birds have swallowed so much plastic that parts of their anatomy are composed of plastic, so they come to have plastic beaks, wings, feet and so on. Embroidered patterns and painted sections are also incorporated which reference colorful patterns of some birds with a combination of textiles from South East Asia.