for flossie.

It would seem that my first ever post should have some artistic presence but I am completetly wide eyed at the expance of blank white space in front of me. So starting as I intend to go on, here are the photographs, that I should have made available to the delightful model in them a long time ago, finally on show! The first set is the finished product of many hours spent on a carpark rooftop at dusk with many a frozen limbs. I made the garment featured in the photographs, an origami creation that is the result of visiting the 30 Years Of Japanese Fahion exhibtion at The Barbican last winter particually Issey Miyake's collection 'Pleats Please' from the nineties. 

My favourite.

The second set is the fabrication of a dream. A dream that caused me to wonder that the human skeleton would look like with wings. So for my second unit at college I develped such a creature. The Booth Museum proved most inspirational for this project, floor to ceiling enclosures of preserved creatures, birds, bats and mermen. Eerie rooms and corridors filled with both animal and human skeletons (all real). The setting for this shoot was the gardens of The Vicarage. The best shots from this shoot were achieved only after filling my model with pizza.food for thought?