finding a solution to a better end of life for these valuable resources in a carbon neutral way now has proof of concept.

Fusion series 2010-2021 representing unity, completeness and the universe. The natural world and our encroachment into it has been a constant theme for me to explore for over three decades.

Here you can see the process involved in recycling aluminium drinks cans to a better end of life than dumping in land fill.

In order to enable the studios casting foundry to handle new projects 3d scanning and 3d printing are now fully operational in-house and providing exciting new possibilities

A project to enable ocean cleanup for habitat and species protection from drinks industry pollution and waste

As the football star kicks back at the corporate giant for product placement in TV interviews.

the journey is nearing completion as the first shredded and washed materials pass through the facility.

as the 'Makers Place' recycling studio nears completion.

A series representing the destruction and havoc we as a species are inflicting on nature and the planet

the opening of this facility will facilitate the recycling of 40,000 drinks cans a month and 20,000 single use plastic bottles

our first big recycling project in the space will become a signature design feature, with a concave domed shape this will also add light to the space which is always a bonus in a workshop

Thank you to all those of you out there for supporting the studio and I to bring this recycling facility to life, I could not have done it without you all.

From the archives of a series created in 2012 which I have often referenced in the studio

1.5 billion plastic drinks containers are made each and every day, with only 6% globally recycled

The big gallery system has clearly become dysfunctional, the only worthy provenance is that of direct contact with the artist and their studio.

All the prints were produced in-house by the artist (not outsourced) between 2004 and 2010, but until now never released.

As we recklessly degrade global waters, while governments and companies extend their privatisation of clean water supplies with global acts of ecocide, here a proposition for change.

underwater sculpture & ecocide artist creates a new series of sculptures made from brand specific beach cleanup and recovered land fill plastic & aluminium waste

the whole process is now in house; from the darkroom processing, darkroom & digital printing, mounting and museum framing.

here we have the first design layout draft from the publishers from 2011