1.234p (ACAB), 2008
-C-type prints on Dibond facemounted on Plexiglass
An English two pence coin, drilled to remove the ammount that might reduce it to being a 1.234p coin = finding one system inside another. The drilled also revealing that these days our small change is only plated in copper, covering the shiny agregate underneath, already rusting in it's recent exposure to air. These three photographs are the only coins that survived the process whilst keeping their shape, then photographed with a macro lens..
Selected Projects
Missing You Already! 2021
Anteriors 2, 2021
An Introduction to Laughter Yoga, 2017 onwards
Radical Essex / #aNaturistClubInEssex, 2016 onwards
Sauna Reading Group, 2016 onwards
Activity (& Inactivity) Sheet, 2017
That's As Maybe, 2016
Various Brackets, 2008-18
A Sculpture I Once Saw... 2010-
"It must be told" (Again), 2014
I'm At This Inverse Eve Or I'm, 2014
A Hermit's Movie IV: In Trees, 2011
Late at Tate (I am not him and I do not have your pen), 2011
Mirrors from Somewhere Else, 2011 onwards
Portrait Session (Borrowed Instruments I Cannot Play), 2010
Impersonating a Part-time PCSO, 2007-10
Above: Detail of '1.234p (ACAB) #1'
Above: '1.234p (ACAB) #2'
Above: 1.234p (ACAB) #3'
(Above: The photographs are presented as C-type prints on dibond facemounted on plexiglass with an aluminium support, giving them a sense of material depth.)