
The Installation Studies document an ongoing investigation into spatial relationships, structural behaviour, and the site-responsive potential of hand-knotted fishing-net structures.
Installation Study 01 (2026)
A study exploring the spatial potential of a hand-knotted fishing-net structure for a site-responsive installation.
Photographed in a neutral studio environment, this installation study investigates spatial relationships independent of a specific site. It serves as a starting point for a site-responsive installation, with its final form evolving in response to the history, architecture, and conditions of each exhibition site.
Hand-knotted fishing net: 2 m x 34 m
Installation study: approximately 7.5 x 2 x 5.5 m (variable)
Documentation view of the full-scale installation study.
Rigger&Technical install support: Michael Connolly
Photo image: Ian Mcconnell



