current work
Memorystickwall (2011)
& Pooof ! (2010)
Unravelling... (2008)
Plastic (2000 - 2008)
Vessels (2005 - 2010)
Wordfry (2006)
Compost (1993-2000)
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& Pooof !
6th April - 30th April 2010. Association for Visual Arts Gallery, Cape Town.
And Pooof !
The title of this exhibition is an absurd, ironical contrast to the reality
of the creation and production of this exhibition. A 'pooof' is defined as
a 'meticulously planned random event' where just about everything is
explained by 'poof there it is' or poof , it's gone!'.
Pouring slip in and out of moulds for a long time beacame a meditation and an emptying out and letting go of fixed perceptions. I like the ambiguity that arises when setting different materials and processes together such as plastic and clay.
People often comment on the original Jik bottle the know and the copy they see,
they are convinced what they see is plastic.
Click thumbnails to view large-format.
Woman and Gum (2008 - 2010)
Floor, wall installation, 837 units. Porcelain, underglaze pigments. Camera and Projector. 3,2m x 2,6m x 25cm
Details of Woman and Gum
Floor, wall installation, 837 units.
Porcelain, underglaze pigments.
3,2m x 2,6m x 25cm

The Baby (2009)
Porcelain, underglaze pigments. 80cm x 50cm x 60cm
Start-up (2008 - 2010)
Floor installation, 255 units. Porcelain, underglaze pigments. 1,7m x 1,5m x 25cm
watch start-up video
Delft Figure - female (2008)
Porcelain, underglaze pigments. Perspex box, salt. 145cm x 71cm x 50cm
Delft Figure - male (2008)
Porcelain, underglaze pigments. Perspex box, salt. 145cm x 71cm x 50cm
Displaced (2009)
Plastic, ballpoint, koki, beads, fishline, nuts, bolts and astroglass. 70cm x 48cm Exhibited at Fried Contemporary, Bodies in Transition Exhibition, 4th February - 7th March 2010
Despatched (2009)
Plastic, ballpoint, koki, beads, fishline, nuts, bolts and astroglass. 70cm x 48cm Exhibited at Fried Contemporary, Bodies in Transition Exhibition, 4th February - 7th March 2010
The other of the same (2009)
Plastic, ballpoint, koki, beads, plastic figures, organza, nuts, bolts and perspex. 130cm x 90cm
Exhibited at Fried Contemporary, Bodies in Transition Exhibition, 4th February - 7th March 2010
Painters Who Print Exhibition
31 October - 1 December 2010, Grande Provence Gallery, Franschoek
The sculptors accompanying the exhibition, 'Painters Who Print', were Lourens Joubert, Karin Lijnes And Wilma Cruise.
with Marilyn Martin
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