I've still been pursuing the idea of movement using inert materials in buildings. I guess it's a way of, another kind of decoration; it's a modernist notion about decoration I suppose. And I'm still fascinated with it. So the original idea for it came from looking at sculpture and the Siva figures from India where you look at the stuff and you think they're moving.
And then I did all this stuff with ash because I used the discipline as a critique of Postmodernism. It was like Greek temples are anthropomorphic and fish are three hundred million years before. So I got angry and said "if you want to go back why don't you go back...". And somehow the collision of making those ash studies and drawings and sketches...
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