This ongoing series is based on the Unit, let us call it X. X serves one purpose on its own, but its function and appearance can change dramatically when it is added to, or multiplied by, itself. The repetition of X results in a new object: Y. Though Y is made up of X units, it loses its original function and becomes a new entity, perhaps even an object of beauty. In a world obsessed with ‘mass production’, the focus of this series is to use what is readily available rather than to use additional resources to create a new object. Organized according to the city they were created in:

London:

Plastic Police Hats or Black Swirl

Plastic Clothes Hangers or Snowflake

Toy Rackets or Rackets

Sieves or Expanding Units

Shelving Units or Shelf Life

Plastic Police Hats or Black Swirl (2)

Plastic Mats or Diamond

Washington D.C.:

White Fingers Sculpture (from Empty Nest)

Hanger Cube Sculpture

Plastic Lawn Chairs or Chairbacks

Electrical Tubing or Le Grand Bleu

Plastic Chair Sculpture or Chairbacks in the Yard

Wooden Slats or Tree

Toronto, Ontario (Canada):

Minipots

Thesis Show: Yellow Sponges, Red Paper Snail, Blue Funnels

Red Paper or Red Paper Snail

Meter sticks or Rulers

Shoehorns or Banana Tree

Les Issambres, France:

Fencepost Base or Metal Star

Metal Hangers or Snail Shell