Artist's Books
Through the Looking Glass, & What Alice Found There

This subversive and whimsical tale was published in 1871 and tells of Alice's adventures traversing a chessboard. Lewis Carroll's nonsense literature became a forerunner to Dada and realised original forms of literary and scientific types of perception.

A collection of artist's books in response to the narrative’s complex yet playful ideas of spacetime, logic and the language of science.

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Humpty Dumpty takes the view of nominalism; ‘universal terms do not refer to objective existences and are nothing more than flatus vocis, verbal utterances.’ Roscellinus

A Topographical Manifold of Alice's Adventures
‘.. to be strictly in accordance with the laws of the game’ Lewis Carroll

Jabberwocky & stereoisomeric relief prints
An elementary particle described as a kind of Jabberwocky; words applied to ‘something unknown’ that is ‘doing we don't know what.’ Arthur Stanley Eddington.

Exhibited as part of Wonderland
November 2009 Museum of Childhood, Victoria & Albert Museum, London
January 2009 Bruder Grimm-Museum, Kassel, Germany
May 2008 Fairytale Museum, Bad Oeynhausen Germany