AA School of Architecture 2014

Compressing myself into a suitcase to symbolise the idea of a transient and temporary home.

Casting my body in a foetal position - the displacement of the body from the space it was encased in (a suitcase) - and creating a shell of myself.

I carry my past around London.

The foam body is a metaphorical representation of myself. Here, I try to find a home for myself in the nooks and crannies of the city.

Casting a bed on a staircase customised to the curvatures of my body

Abstracting my secret home from a site in the AA and showing its transition from a public space in the day and a private space at night.

Melding the walls, furnitures and the floor. When does a space stop being habitable?

Using latex to replicate the skin.

Using makeup and latex to create a layer of skin, such that peeling off the top layer will expose a different skin tone.

My garment connects my upper to my lower body and debilitates my movement to recreate my demobilised self post-injury.