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Ever Flowing Reflection

Site-Specific Installation (acrylic mirror, aluminium, stainless steel, galvanised steel)
450cm (H) x 240xm (W) x 200cm (L)
2024

Ever Flowing Reflection is a site-specific outdoor installation which creates a conversation with the viewer and the setting. The artwork uses over 200 circular mirrors made of coloured acrylic in 15 vibrant colours, with diameters of 30, 40, 50, and 60 cm, set at different heights. As light bounces off the mirrors, spots of kaleidoscopic colour are projected outwards onto the walls and floor around.

The mirrors flow down the wall and through the space in a cascade of colour and light. Owing to the rise and fall of the placement of the mirrors, the artwork appears to have movement and energy appearing to change from various view points and perspectives, offering intriguing colour-ways and interest around the light well. This visual feast can be glimpsed then seen through the window as people ascend the main stairs, pulling them in and encouraging them to look further.

Ever Flowing Reflection was commissioned by The Corporation of the Church House, Westminster, London, 2024.