SUPER – THANK YOU

It has been an insane year, but I wanted to send out a massive thank-you to all
you wonderful people who have shown me massive support throughout this year.
Your kindness and generosity has been spectacular and at times genuinely
overwhelming. I am humble by how many of you take the time to read about the work to
gain a better understanding of its purpose. Creating art is a challenge at the best of times.
Creating art that participates in critical discourse focused on queer space, sexuality,
masculinity and the rejection of heteronormative modernist architectural space opens
up an exciting and thought- provoking process that I will continue to develop in 2021.
Thanks to you both LGBTQI+ Persecuted and Pandemic Architecture have sold out.
LGBTQI+ Persecuted is a ongoing series of book covers devoted to queer creatives.
There will be new works coming in 2021.
I am participating in group exhibitions in New York, Sydney and Melbourne in early 2021.
I will keep you posted.
Wishing you all the very best for 2021. xx
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The Death of Architecture (Part 4)
The Death of Architecture (Part 4) . Based on Superstudio, The Continuous Monument. Mirrors, mirrored perspex on wood, skater wheels

The Death of Architecture (Part 4) Mirrored perspex on wood.

The Death of Architecture (Part 4) Mirrored perspex on wood.
The Death of Architecture (Part 3)
The Death of Architecture (Part 3). Mirror perspex, Jelutong and wool rug

The Death of Architecture (Part 3). Development work. Jelutong

The Death of Architecture (Part 3). Development work. Jelutong

The Death of Architecture (Part 3). Development work. Jelutong
Death of Architecture: Farnsworth House (Part 2)
Death of Architecture: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Farnsworth House (Part 2)
The Death of Architecture. Superstudio (Part 1)
Super Suspended 2. Mirrored tiles, skate wheels, various materials. 2016
Based on the Continuous Monument by Superstudio. Background taken from Cite de I’Architecture et du Patrimoine.
How to avoid everything
How to avoid everything booklet
Glenn Walls, How to avoid everything, Yellow booklet, Perspex,
10 x 15 cms, 2014
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