Jellyfish for a Vanquish VQ115
Latest commission completed is an interesting example of the use of new materials. The client Guido De Groot design requested that the piece be made using the same material and of the same colour as would be cladding the walls in the remainder of the cabin.
We sourced samples of the Fenix material to experiment drilling into which proved successful and, importantly, did not unduly damage the surface face of the board in the process as it was not having any paint or finish applied.
The piece was backlit using a custom made RGBW LED light panel
M/Y Blue Jeans
This piece was installed on the flydeck of the recently launched M/Y Blue Jeans. The design chosen by the client features a section from an earlier work ‘Monocerotis Light Echo’ depicted with 1.5mm drilling. Backlit using 24v bespoke LED light panelling and finished with specialist marine paint to match the surrounding decor exactly.
‘Flow 5’
122cm x 122cm. 4mm Aluminium/LED’s/1.5mm drilling.
This work continues the exploration into simplifying the artistic process of Drillwork and a focus on a minimalist approach with the aim of capturing the inherent natural beauty of light above and beyond shape or form intended by the artist. Using a small 1.5mm bit, movement and texture become paramount within the circle, the waves and ripples of the drilling process and the slight change of angle give the subtle yet strong variations in light, shade and movement observable by the viewer.
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Drillworks. 