Garden of Eden Creation Kit (G.E.C.K) 2026

Developed during the What If? residency following the RCA degree show, this work reuses discarded materials left
from the Belonging project to continue my exploration of improvised architectures for gathering and refuge.

Constructed as a low hemispherical shelter, the installation follows the forms of individual scavenged objects,
arranging them upward and around the dome as an exercise in object-led formalism.
Gaps within the structure are overtaken by discarded artificial plants, producing an exaggerated and playful vision of regrowth within consumer debris.

The work draws on the visual language of dens, garden structures and childhood hideouts.
Designed to accommodate several bodies beneath its canopy,
it considers how discarded domestic matter can be reorganised into temporary architectures of shelter, play and collective occupation.