White Wall (2021)

Digital C-type prints

6 x 4"

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White Wall explores the photograph as a sculptural material, using methods of folding, cutting and assemblage to draw out details in the generic but seemingly overlooked white wall. Following Mark Wigley: 'to explore the white wall is precisely to explore the surface itself. But the surface is far from superficial. Details matter. Textures are telling. To tell the story of the white wall here is to dwell on nuances, to dwell on and in the very thinness of the surface' (Wigley, 1995: xv-xvi).

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