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Giant Belly Button | 2001

Based on a series of body casts used to create large-scale "human landscapes".

Cast entirely in silicone, it is the perfect material to describe the feeling of sitting on a giant belly.

Magic Mountain | 2002

A combination of fabric and Perspex it can be re-arranged to dream up objects, landscapes and sculptures.

Exhibited at the Perspex stand in an exhibition called "Marriage of Materials"organised by BoBo for 100% Design.

Glow Job | 1999

In collaboration with Eddie Mundy, glow job is a Fiat 500 that glows in the dark.

The car when exposed to an intense light source, freezes shadows, creating a canvas for passers-by to leave their mark.

Picture Credit: Jonas Hallberg Eggen

We were very, very sad to hear that Eddie Mundy, our cherished partner on Glow Job passed away unexpectedly on the 20th March 2006.

God Light | 1999

Installation using light bulbs which turn on and off in ten second intervals. Some of the light bulbs glow in the dark and when the bulbs switch off reveal the word GOD.

Formed part of an installation in the exhibition "Identity Crisis - the 90's Defined" at the Lighthouse in Glasgow.

London by night | 1999

Installation of a glow in the dark London map invisible to the naked eye in daylight,

The map reveals itself when looked through an eyepiece.

Irresistable for finding your way home.

Big Clip | 1999

Paper Clip blown up in scale to form an object with which to hang clothes on.There are two versions:

1.Hung from ceiling to form a chain.

2.Wall mounted, comes with fixings

 

Picture Credit: Mehdi Teimory

Genius | 1999

Sticky-note furniture. Write messages to your friends or scribble or sketch or keep your big ideas or doodle then peel off and stick anywhere you like!

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We also sell the Genius Pads on their own, CHECK THEM OUT, they are a brilliant idea.

Picture Credit: Mehdi Teimory


Grabba Babbas | 2001

This collection of rubber mounted hand grips extend the play surface providing physical support to exploratory children. The grips can be manipulated to make faces for fun.

Exhibited in the U.K. touring exhibition "Adorn, Equip"

Bic Candle Lighter | 1999

An exact wax cast of the Bic disposable lighter.

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Lemon Squeezer | 1997

Wire mesh stamped to form rigid squeezer shape.

The forming process also dictates the edge shape.

Picture Credit: Jonas Hallberg Eggen

Loving McDonald's | 1998

In collaboration with Jennie Idrizi, The ashtray made from unglazed bone china transforming an icon of throw away culture into a precious object.

Home from home | 1998

In collaboration with Jennie Idrizi, a bone china slip cast of ferrero roche chocolate inlay packaging.

Intelliskin | 2001

In collaboration with Indri Tulusan an ongoing project exploring the personalisation of portable electronic products and how they can be designed to enhance, adorn and become part of our bodies.

Exhibited in "Designing Ourselves" at the NMS.

Picture Credit: Zoobz

Campaign Chair | 2003

The campaign chair is a relic of Imperial life.

From China to Britain, it became a symbol of the decadence afforded to the upper ranks of military, offering mobile comfort to Generals orchestrating attacks from the edge of the battlefield and afternoon tea afterwards.

This folding, upholstered chair offers a parallel to modern city life, where flexibility in difficult spaces is essential. Its comfort and practicality have been brought back to life as an indoor armchair that you can fold away.

The chair was exhibited in the Time:Frame exhibition under the collective called Shift at Furniture works.

The fabric for the chair was designed by Kelly and upholstered by Fred Johnson the man who upholsters for her majesty.

Weapons of mass production | 2003

The large-scale rubber bullets are made from black rubber sheet, hand stitched with cream thread, like a tailored suit. They are all hand made, making each bullet unique though at first glance they appear to be identical.

The pieces are figurative, gathered as a group they appear to be talking to each other, leaving the viewer feeling voyeuristic, wondering what they are saying, huddled together plotting and planning. Others have fallen or toppled over, revealing a more sinister element, evoking violence and carnage.

These bullets represent an exploration of the cultural significance and importance of making things by hand and conserving its strength as a symbol against homogenisation.

The Empire Strikes Back | 2000

The U.S. flag made using only red and yellow colours, turning the symbol of capitalism into the symbol of communism.

The flag challenges engrained stereotypes and obedience of symbols in our culture.

Just do it | 2004

Razor blade pendant.

Made from stainless steel, measures 43mm x 23mm.

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