Statement

To me, drawing must be an adventurous and curious process.

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Through the use of a multimedia approach; a collage of video recordings, sounds, materials, visuals and emotions my work provides a multitude of viewpoints on our world, our history and humankind.

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This body of work is interested in historical layering in relation to my engagement with the site Malabar headland. 

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Malabar Battery was a coastal defence battery built in 1943 for World War 2.  

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This site is constantly in a state of flux and speaks to layers and activity. Since the soldiers to the graffiti wanderers today, a range of archeology has been left behind. Abandonment but at the same time, inhabitance.

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When i consistently revisit this site i see and think of several things concurrently.

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There is a picture and theres another picture on top of it.

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With a strong sense of nostalgia and my connection to frequently visiting throughout my life.

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My work represents a way of seeing this site and ultimately my world. Putting together things in order to reveal the rational layers of malabar headland.