sills, fences, borders,
protecting one
ignoring others
simply longing for
love, warmth, shelter

Invisible Barriers: A Call for Awareness.

Physical and emotional barriers often go unnoticed in everyday life. In response to COVID-19, the Black Lives Matter movement, and the struggle for survival of millions of refugees, I feel compelled to raise awareness for those whose voices are not heard. The piece of wine glass in this work symbolises my privileged position. When it clinks, it reminds me to support those less fortunate. While I cannot end inequality alone, I can make conscious choices—like supporting charities—to contribute to change.

sculpture May I Come In?

2020
one-of-a-kind

recycled casted pewter, broken crystal wine glass, recycled beech sill, found barbed wire, ribbon of a T-shirt

total dimensions
height  195 mm  / 7.68 Inch
width  107 mm  / 4.21 Inch
depth 122 mm  / 4.8 Inch

feet:
hallmark maker's mark
height  65 mm  / 2.56 Inch
width  35 mm  / 1.38 Inch
depth 45 mm  / 1.77 Inch