2023–2024 · Sculpture, living installation, sound
MetaNature gathers experiments in the space between biological growth, discarded technologies and speculative sculpture. Found matter becomes a site for thinking about transformation, technological afterlives and the unstable boundaries between what we call natural and artificial.




Years — 2023–2024
Works — Hairy Moon; A Space In-Between
Materials — Discarded electronics, scrap metal and living organisms
Methods — Assemblage, cultivation, film, bioacoustics and touch-responsive sound
The Hairy Moon (2023) is a small speculative world assembled from metal scraps and discarded electronics collected around London. Part celestial body, part strange organism, part technological fossil, it asks what survives after use. Dimensions: 30 × 30 × 30 cm.
Space In-Between (2024) brings living growth into contact with dismantled electronics, plants and microchips in an interactive installation with film and sound. Touch, sensing and sonification approach the boundary between these systems as a place of exchange, uncertainty and responsibility.
Speculative worlds emerging between living growth and the material remains of technology.
A series of sculptural and audiovisual experiments developed in 2023–2024.