The design for an installation we are making as part of

the Gwangju Biennale in South Korea in September.

The photos below show a crane installing the structural element for a current

sculpture commission in Cambridge. The circular grid will hold 221 lacquered

boxes to form a pixelated sun. The sculpture will double as a home for swifts

with nesting sites in the front of the sun so it will look like they are flying in and

out of the sun.

Latest sculpture in conjunction with the Royal Opera House and set around an

historic pond. The piece has a sculptural approach but an architectural outcome.

It will be used as a hide and reveal a world that disappears just before

someone turns the corner.

I'm also part of the collective Something & Son comprising of a sociologist,

engineer and myself. Along with a team of volunteers we've been putting the final

finishes to our project FARM:shop in Dalston, London. The project is a farm in a

shop and we're looking to see how much food we can grow. Visit our website for

the project at http://farmlondon.weebly.com/ (the website is being updated and

redesigned for the start of February). Here's some early photos from the project:

A site view showing the rear of a sculpture for a current commission in Cambridge:

The temporary workshop for a project that I'm currently working on in Essex.

I am currently designing a piece of sculpture /architecture that will provide an

adaptable learning space and is commissioned by the Royal Opera House and

St Johns School. The sculptecture is situated next to an ancient pond and is

designed for nature as well as people with holes drilled throughout the whole

structure providing a habitat for invertebrates.