Some of the images are old, so i have no idea about their context.
The first one is a kind of mounted paper shredder. I basically like the idea of displaying something so out of context that it creates new meaning, what has been shred? so many 2-d pieces of work are easily dismissed by their lack of structural, physical presence in an area, and whilst i am sure this serves as an installation in itself, the idea of displaying 2d work in a more sculptural way interests me.

The second 'neo deo' piece is something created out of perspective. I created something along these lines in foundation, but whilst this could create it's own font, this is a completely innovative way to display it. I like the idea of playing with perspective, where the intended result can only be seen from one point of view.

I like this joshua ferris book cover. I like the muted tones and the illustrated type that does have this definate structure to it, in shape and in content!

The fabric skull has a contrasting element to it, the crafting of the pink fabrics and the sculpture and the imagery of the skull. I guess materials can help to reinvent objects and take things from traditional contexts.

I love this photo 'looking in' to a train scene. It's completely 'of the moment' and flukish, and i always think is seems so surreal when trains temporarily run parrallell at night, this fleeting moment where it seems ok to just look because soon one of us will overtake.

The last image is for a fashion shoot, i just loved the willy wonker (esque) scenery, but with a more limited and subdued tones. It is pure illustration in installation.