G66: Lost // Found
Recyling the forgotten and reclaiming the lost.
This collection brings together digital techniques and physical textures to create collage-based work. Each piece combines a range of disparate elements—including 3D models, hand sketches, graffiti, doodles, pixel graphics, and original photography.
Much of the photography used throughout the work was captured while travelling through Europe, with a heavy focus on street-level textures, signage, and architecture found around London. The aim is to blend digital assets with an analogue, tactile look, exploring the overlap between urban photography and graphic design.
Paper: Ghost.001
Year: 2026
Paper: Ghost.002
Year: 2026
Paper: Ghost.002.1
Year: 2026
Paper: Ghost.002.2
Year: 2026
Paper: Ghost.002.3
Year: 2026
Paper: Ghost.002.4
Year: 2026
Paper: Notting Hill
Year: 2026
Format: Print
Collection: G66: Lost + Found
This piece contrasts classical sculpture with modern urban graphics, centering on a modified rendering of the Venus de Milo. The composition relies on high-contrast monochrome tones, framing the subject within a circular motif that breaks up the surrounding space.
Layered alongside the main figure are crossbone cutouts, skull iconography, and street-level graphics sourced from Notting Hill in London. By combining 3D geometry, graphic masks, and torn poster textures, the work examines the intersection of traditional form and contemporary street culture.
