Site-specific installation at Crol & Co, London, 2018. Approx. 50 archival Print, tea & vegetable stained.

The artist has created a wall-based installation comprised of Origami foldings that meander through Crol & Co’s space. The foldings are made of photographic portraits from different historical epochs. Each person was once portrayed and immortalised by a photographer. The photographs existed as a memory, but, as time passed, they ceased into oblivion and turned up in flea markets or charity shops, where the artist re-discovered them. They are bent and folded into the third dimension in a playful way that gives rise to filigree, nearly weightless objects, space occupations or conceptual spaces.

Ghost Weight explores notions of change and transformation. The space itself, Crol & Co, not so long was a betting shop. It has been transformed into a comfortable café space, while the altered portrait of the reserved Victorian woman has become a femme fatale: a 1930’s gangster looking like a hipster. The 3d portraits are time travellers that meet in the past, present and the future.