Gooseberries
Navier Stokes Existence and Smoothness
The difference in how I believe you
Work in Progress Bungalow Bliss
The Ministry for Education and Design
Pallas Contemporary Projects, July 2009
photographs by Finn Richards www.finnrichards.com
Gooseberries stems from the eponymous Anton Chekhov short story: In the evening, while we were drinking tea, the cook brought a large plate of gooseberries to the table Nickolay Ivanych chuckled and looked at the gooseberries for a minute in silence, with tears running down his cheeks he was so excited he could not speak, then he put a gooseberry into his mouth, looked at me triumphantly, like a child who has finally been handed a favourite toy, and said: How delicious! He started eating greedily and saying over and over: Ah how delicious! You must try one! They were hard and sour.
The work was comprised of plate sculptures, planar solid sculptures and some drawings.