New Geologies is an ongoing collection of editions and collaborations exploring the language of sculpture within emerging ecologies and economies. The series responds to the concept of the Anthropocene, a proposed geological epoch defined by human impact, with layers of plastic, and other waste embedded in the earth’s strata. Through New Geologies, discarded materials are diverted from landfill and transformed into sculptural artefacts. Materials like waste oyster shells from the food industry and debris from construction sites are reprocessed into objects that challenge hierarchies of value and permanence

The series reference geological time, slow, layered, and indifferent, composed of hyper-contemporary residues. Waste materials once considered transient or valueless are recast as markers of our epoch, embedded with the tension between immediacy and endurance. Geologists read strata to decipher past worlds, while New Geologies offers material narratives that trace the pressures of late capitalism, the carbon legacy of fossil fuels, and the strange sedimentation of human systems. These new formations echo fossilisation processes where remnants are compressed into stone, only now, the fossils are synthetic and industrial

The works invite reflection on how our contemporary moment will be read in millennia to come, and how acts of making today might resist or reshape that legacy. By working with time as a material in itself, layering, compressing, reconstituting, New Geologies becomes a site of inquiry into what we leave behind, and how we might imagine new relationships with both matter and memory
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Nereustones are an edition of sculptural candleholder ‘stones’ inspired by the slow, transmogrification of millennia that shape our planet, deep time multiples that mimic the earth's transformative processes. Referencing geological time and sculpted to resemble smooth pebbles shaped by ancient rivers and tides, yet made by hand with reprocessed waste oyster shells from the food industry - reimagined from a discarded material into a symbol of renewal. Functional art and a statement of values, each piece is slightly unique and tells a story of transformation and care for our planet
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Origin Sequence is an open edition of bio-inspired wall-based sculpture multiples that employ the language of minimalism (through repetition and geometry). Each multiple is hand-cast with reprocessed discarded materials, challenging material hierarchies and notions of value. The sequences offer collectors ways of contributing to more planet-positive practices, whilst being able to create their own compositions based on  natures cellular design