in.ter.face

Very excited to show my sculptural work as part of the White Series to be shown in the 

in.ter.face exhibition 


The show organised and curated by Coalesce ARI will bring together Rmit MFA Alumni & Student
“ The common boundaries or interconnections between systems, equipment, concepts and human beings often enable separate or incompatible elements to come together harmoniously whilst drawing attention to the problems that individual entities can hold. in·ter·face is an exhibition that explores the commonalities and tensions that make up these boundaries, interactions and communications whilst examining how individual entities are defined by their relationship with the outside world.” 
in.ter.face will run 26 July to 9 August 2014 at D11 in the Docklands plaza


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