Title: 11:45, 12:00, 12:20 Bugs Exhibition, Stratford Upon Avon, UK

Date: 2000

Dimensions: Three panels 430mm X 430mm each element.

Location: Currently available for purchase

Description: Inspired by my visit to the Butterfly farm this series of three panels is an attempt to capture aspects of the remarkable transformation during the lifecycle of a butterfly. Through this piece of work have been able to start a process of exploration that shall link with my work as Artist in residence at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford. I am interested in sequence and change, often thinking about the idea of growth and development through pieces created in series.

Photographer: Richard Heeps/ The Artist

Materials: Chrome plated steel, aluminium, galvanised wire, various heat transfer dyed synthetic satins and sheer fabrics, bubble wrap, fishing floats, latex.

Project details- Funded by: Stratford Upon Avon DC

Organised by: Annabel Longbourne, The Gallery

Architect:

Project Background: Approached by The Gallery, Stratford Upon Avon UK, along with Artist Rachel Higgins, to make a new work inspired by Stratford Butterfly Safari for the 'Bugs' exhibition. 'Swarm' childrens workshop also formed part of this short residency and exhibition of work by regional and national artists. Currently on loan to Human Electric Ltd.