Composed of a series of rectilinear metal forms, lightbulbs and timers, Interface explores our relationship to the built environment, while suggesting parallels between it, the human body and the self, as one of constant change, transitions and unseen systems. Bulbs turn on and off at regular intervals within the perforated forms, yet, when the bulbs are seen collectively, a random pattern emerges, raising questions of how we perceive and experience the world in an increasingly digitised built environment. Through the animation of the lights, the installation creates a series of fluid relationships: between the bulbs, between the solid and the perforate, between the installation and the space that contains it. These come together to invoke a state of the in-between, drawing the viewer in as part of work itself.

Collaboration with Tala, a sustainable lighting company.