My work is situated in the everyday. Our whole existence takes place in everyday life, a constructed realm of routine and normality defined by our significant others; all that we take for granted. As Henri Lefebvre stated: “Man must be everyday or he will not be at all”.

Observing the inherent need of human beings to externalise their experiences, I collect Everyday Remnants, inspired by seemingly insignificant repeated behaviours such as specific food preparation or how we structure our daily time. The underlying motivation for such action can be unexpectedly profound, thus providing a gratifying duality with the mundane.

Using formations of multiples across various media, I produce aggregates of Everyday Remnants which celebrate the plurality of humankind: “Man’s uniqueness his non-repeatability, is an ontological fact” (Agnes Heller). At first glance, each multiple may appear the same, however on closer inspection each one is unique, the continual repetition echoing daily routine