BC System - +44 (0) 7917 182 209 (Nightclub Action)

BC System - +44 (0) 7917 182 209 (Nightclub Action) 
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BC SYSTEM - New Works Forever

BC SYSTEM - Public Work Solutions 
(+44 (0) 7971 182 209)

New public work commissioned by Situations 

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Surface Strategy

Surface Strategy, 2013

(100 biro's diluted in alcohol, leather dye, car break fluid oil, paint stripper and anti-graffiti solution on Di-bond)

89 x 122 cm

Terminus

Surface Strategy, 2013

(100 biro's diluted in alcohol, leather dye, car break fluid oil, paint stripper and anti-graffiti solution on Di-bond)

89 x 122 cm

With cast 'papercrete' coke cans

Building, Thinking - Dwelling

Dimensions Variable - Found wooden crates, screws

In Heidiggers essay 'Building Dwelling and Thinking' he stipulated that to dwell is to cultivate a relationship with your surrounding. 

Large communal concourse type areas that often have no seating have become a 

dumping ground for communal waste. I am interested in looking at how these spaces 

can be re-activated, by using the detritus that is left in them. In a recent work I found two 

discarded wooden pallets in a housing estate (which has recently had its benches 

removed to discourage loitering). I made the crates into four chairs and a table before 

returning them to the same spot where I found them. I think that it is interesting to use 

materials and areas that have fallen out of the system of the city and to re-evaluate them to give them a value and position back into society. 

Although I don’t specifically claim for these works to transform their context I think it is interesting to develop ideas of value and of ‘place’ to these nondescript, disrespected areas. My aim is to provide a construct whereby an organic relationship to the space can be prompted.