Clot1 investigates skin’s sensory and potentially inscriptive nature and considers its role within embodied life. The large scale work, which stands approximately 3 metres in height, encourages the entropic nature of fabric to explore resistance and surrender as transient forces “languaged” on the skin. Constructed from textured fabrics and treated with a solution that encourages rapid discolouration, the distorted forms conjure the notion of a skewed perception of self and suggest a perceived need to present an amalgam of various part selves in order to function.

Photography courtesy of Laura Garcia Quijada.