A mixed Media artwork. Unframed on Aluminium and ready to hang.Comes with a fitted back frame that allows the work to sit off the wall and can be attached with the 2 supplied fittings. A very contemporary look.

Play For Today. 2026
This work questions what it means to belong, looking beyond familiar ideas of community, identity and place to the wider systems that shape how we see ourselves and others. A gas-mask figure suggests protection and isolation, anonymity and exposure. Play for Today, referencing the 1970s–80s British television series, introduces ideas of social observation and collective experience. Surveillance, authority, technology and collective memory collide. CCTV, a drone and radar suggest constant observation, while riot police evoke collective identity and social tension. A fallen child's doll suggests vulnerability and displacement. Berlin, the British seaside pier, fairground imagery and the Facebook logo bring together contrasting forms of cultural and social identity. Enter and Exit suggest movement through this constructed environment. The work asks whether belonging offers connection and security, or creates boundaries and exclusion.