This photographic series featuring abstract balloon sculptures, melted plastic, ribbon, and plaster represents my ongoing exploration of texture, materiality, and colour. Showcased through the use of these contrasting materials, I seek to create a visual intertextuality that speaks to the complex relationships between different art forms and media. The brightly coloured balloon sculptures create a sense of playfulness and whimsy, contrasting sharply with the more neutral shades of the melted plastic, latex and plaster. These materials, in turn, create a sense of depth and texture that complements the delicacy and lightness of the balloons. Through this interplay between different materials, I aim to create a sense of tension and balance that invites audiences to engage with the works on both a visual and conceptual level.

In this series, I draw inspiration from a range of sources, including contemporary art, design, and sculpture. By referencing these works, I seek to create a dialogue between my own artistic practice and the broader history of sculptural object photography. This intertextuality adds depth and meaning to the series, creating a rich and multifaceted visual experience for my audience.