by Stephen | Mar 24, 2025 | Behind the Scenes
In the studio, material rarely disappears. What remains – offcuts, fragments, and residual material – forms a secondary archive, one that continues to shape the work beyond its initial intention. These remnants are not passive leftovers. They carry the...
by Stephen | Oct 12, 2024 | Metamorphosis
Fractured Liminality is a diptych built from two intimate source materials: an unsent letter written to my late mother, and a hand-drawn portrait of her. Both works begin as personal documents, yet neither remains in its original form. Through folding, photography,...
by Stephen | Feb 10, 2024 | Metamorphosis
Metamorphosis began as a quiet, repetitive act: the folding of paper into the form of a butterfly. What first appeared as a simple gesture gradually revealed itself as a method for holding memory. Each fold a small negotiation between control and fragility, intention...
