Rooms Without Walls

Drawing a plan of everything that is movable within a room was a way of exploring how spaces can be represented solely in terms of the objects within it.

These works illustrate the idea that architecture is not just about what has been designed by the architect, but is completed in a myriad of ways by the people who live in it; that spaces are equally defined by that which is fixed and that which is not. They are also a response to depictions of architecture which avoid the mess and clutter of everyday life - to me how the two come together over time (or not) is the most interesting bit.