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  • A tentative strategy for a renewal, or, wanting to tell you everything and then changing my mind

    2021; Thistle seeds, nylon, lead, mixed media; 321 x 955 x 360 cm
    Photo: Nicolas Brasseur

  • There are no words⁠

    2021⁠; Charcoal, pigment on paper; 101.6 x 66.5 cm⁠
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • There, but for the grace

    2021; Stoneware, fox skin, thistle seeds, nylon, lead, mixed media; 300 x 196 x 135 cm
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • Mourning for real

    2021; Chaffinch skin, polythene, nylon, in vitrine; 44.4 x 41.4 x 41.2 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Archaeology (10409)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.5 x 25.4 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • But in the end the lines become circles (detail)

    2021; Crow skin, dandelion seeds, nylon, in vitrine; 170 x 63.3 x 63.3 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • There, but for the grace

    2021; Charcoal, pastel on paper; 57.8 x 76.4 cm
    Photo: Colin Davison

  • I couldn’t get enough

    2021; Greenfinch skin, polythene, nylon, mirror, in vitrine; 34.4 x 31.1 x 31.1 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • You showed me how to bleed

    2022; Feathers, pastel, pigment on paper; 76.2 x 57.8 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Tooth

    2021; Glazed stoneware; 11 x 67.5 x 20 cm; Edition of 5
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • It happens to be

    2020; Blue Tit (taxidermy), thistle seeds, nylon, lead; 316 x 285 x 178 cm
    Photo: Claire Morgan Studio
    /
    Private Commission.

  • Archaeology (11607)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.4 x 25.4 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Exhibition view: Joy in the Pain

    Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie, 2021
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • I thought that love was loss

    2021; Willow warbler skin, dandelion seeds, nylon, mirror, in vitrine; 34.3 x 30.1 x 30.2 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Snag

    2021; Stoneware, animal skins (deer, fox, badger, gannet, squirrel, crow, duckling), mixed media; 181 x 121.5 x 100 cm
    Photo: Nicolas Brasseur

  • I don’t know how to begin. I don’t know how to stop.

    2021; Graphite, pigment, pastel, fox hair on paper; 152.8 x 122 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Exhibition view: Joy in the Pain

    Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie, 2021
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • Or⁠

    2021⁠; Charcoal on paper; 59.4 x 127.9 cm⁠
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Exhibition view: A tentative strategy for a renewal, or, wanting to tell you everything and then changing my mind

    Galerie Karsten Greve Paris, 2021
    Photo: Nicolas Brasseur

  • I don’t know where to begin. I don’t know where to stop.

    2021; Pastel, pigment on paper; 101.7 x 67.9 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Archaeology (10507)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.5 x 25.3 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Exhibition view: Joy in the Pain

    Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie, 2021
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • Snag

    2021; Pastel, pencil and watercolour on paper; 37 x 28.3 cm
    Photo: David Lawson

  • Snag

    2021; Stoneware, animal skins (deer, fox, badger, gannet, squirrel, crow, duckling), mixed media; 181 x 121.5 x 100 cm
    Photo: Nicolas Brasseur

  • Where does the sky start

    2021; House sparrow skin, polythene, nylon, mirror, in vitrine; 44.5 x 41.5 x 41.5 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • All of the things I have ever lost

    2021; Torn post-consumer plastic, nylon, lead; 1270 x 500 x 500 cm
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein
    /
    Commissioned by Stiftung Saarländischer Kulturbesitz for the exhibition Joy in the Pain at Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie. Now held in the permanent collection.

  • Archaeology (12008)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.4 x 25.5 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • It’s the hope that kills you

    2022; Feathers, pastel, pigment on paper; 76 x 57.4 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Being on fire

    2021; Hooded crow skin, polythene, nylon, in vitrine; 170 x 63.3 x 63.3 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Archaeology (IV)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.4 x 25.4 cm

  • Natural causes

    2022; Bird skins (blackbird, carrion crow, dunnock, jay, magpie, pheasant, siskin), mixed media; 76 x 44 x 37 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Everything you love is just old light

    2022; Feather, pastel, pigment on paper; 76 x 57.3 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • All of the things I have ever lost (detail)

    2021; Torn post-consumer plastic, nylon, lead; 1270 x 500 x 500 cm
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • The first day of autumn

    2022; Feathers, pastel, pigment on paper; 76.3 x 57.8 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Archaeology (V)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.4 x 25.4 cm

  • It happens to be (detail)

    2020; Blue Tit (taxidermy), thistle seeds, nylon, lead; 316 x 285 x 178 cm
    Photo: Claire Morgan Studio

  • Exhibition view: Joy in the Pain

    Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie, 2021
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • A tentative strategy for a renewal, or, wanting to tell you everything and then changing my mind

    2021; Thistle seeds, nylon, lead, mixed media; 321 x 955 x 360 cm
    Photo: Nicolas Brasseur

  • There are no words⁠

    2021⁠; Charcoal, pigment on paper; 101.6 x 66.5 cm⁠
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • There, but for the grace

    2021; Stoneware, fox skin, thistle seeds, nylon, lead, mixed media; 300 x 196 x 135 cm
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • Mourning for real

    2021; Chaffinch skin, polythene, nylon, in vitrine; 44.4 x 41.4 x 41.2 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Archaeology (10409)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.5 x 25.4 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • But in the end the lines become circles (detail)

    2021; Crow skin, dandelion seeds, nylon, in vitrine; 170 x 63.3 x 63.3 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • There, but for the grace

    2021; Charcoal, pastel on paper; 57.8 x 76.4 cm
    Photo: Colin Davison

  • I couldn’t get enough

    2021; Greenfinch skin, polythene, nylon, mirror, in vitrine; 34.4 x 31.1 x 31.1 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • You showed me how to bleed

    2022; Feathers, pastel, pigment on paper; 76.2 x 57.8 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Tooth

    2021; Glazed stoneware; 11 x 67.5 x 20 cm; Edition of 5
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • It happens to be

    2020; Blue Tit (taxidermy), thistle seeds, nylon, lead; 316 x 285 x 178 cm
    Photo: Claire Morgan Studio
    /
    Private Commission.

  • Archaeology (11607)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.4 x 25.4 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Exhibition view: Joy in the Pain

    Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie, 2021
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • I thought that love was loss

    2021; Willow warbler skin, dandelion seeds, nylon, mirror, in vitrine; 34.3 x 30.1 x 30.2 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Snag

    2021; Stoneware, animal skins (deer, fox, badger, gannet, squirrel, crow, duckling), mixed media; 181 x 121.5 x 100 cm
    Photo: Nicolas Brasseur

  • I don’t know how to begin. I don’t know how to stop.

    2021; Graphite, pigment, pastel, fox hair on paper; 152.8 x 122 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Exhibition view: Joy in the Pain

    Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie, 2021
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • Or⁠

    2021⁠; Charcoal on paper; 59.4 x 127.9 cm⁠
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Exhibition view: A tentative strategy for a renewal, or, wanting to tell you everything and then changing my mind

    Galerie Karsten Greve Paris, 2021
    Photo: Nicolas Brasseur

  • I don’t know where to begin. I don’t know where to stop.

    2021; Pastel, pigment on paper; 101.7 x 67.9 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Archaeology (10507)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.5 x 25.3 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Exhibition view: Joy in the Pain

    Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie, 2021
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • Snag

    2021; Pastel, pencil and watercolour on paper; 37 x 28.3 cm
    Photo: David Lawson

  • Snag

    2021; Stoneware, animal skins (deer, fox, badger, gannet, squirrel, crow, duckling), mixed media; 181 x 121.5 x 100 cm
    Photo: Nicolas Brasseur

  • Where does the sky start

    2021; House sparrow skin, polythene, nylon, mirror, in vitrine; 44.5 x 41.5 x 41.5 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • All of the things I have ever lost

    2021; Torn post-consumer plastic, nylon, lead; 1270 x 500 x 500 cm
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein
    /
    Commissioned by Stiftung Saarländischer Kulturbesitz for the exhibition Joy in the Pain at Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie. Now held in the permanent collection.

  • Archaeology (12008)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.4 x 25.5 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • It’s the hope that kills you

    2022; Feathers, pastel, pigment on paper; 76 x 57.4 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Being on fire

    2021; Hooded crow skin, polythene, nylon, in vitrine; 170 x 63.3 x 63.3 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Archaeology (IV)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.4 x 25.4 cm

  • Natural causes

    2022; Bird skins (blackbird, carrion crow, dunnock, jay, magpie, pheasant, siskin), mixed media; 76 x 44 x 37 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Everything you love is just old light

    2022; Feather, pastel, pigment on paper; 76 x 57.3 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • All of the things I have ever lost (detail)

    2021; Torn post-consumer plastic, nylon, lead; 1270 x 500 x 500 cm
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

  • The first day of autumn

    2022; Feathers, pastel, pigment on paper; 76.3 x 57.8 cm
    Photo: John McKenzie

  • Archaeology (V)

    2021; Charcoal on paper; 25.4 x 25.4 cm

  • It happens to be (detail)

    2020; Blue Tit (taxidermy), thistle seeds, nylon, lead; 316 x 285 x 178 cm
    Photo: Claire Morgan Studio

  • Exhibition view: Joy in the Pain

    Saarlandmuseum Moderne Galerie, 2021
    Photo: Tom Gundelwein

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