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on one of the big supermarkets and as we packed away our purchases, we took off all the packaging and left it on the floor. What a mess it would create! What a message that would send out. What a great idea, I think we should plan to do it!!!
R: Which projects have you enjoyed working on the most, and which have been the most challenging?
M: For me, my practice is a life long journey, which has lead me down some very interesting routes. I want my practice to feed my research and vice versa. Making and designing something which does not increase my ecological footprint will always be challenging in the current climate.
R: Do you earn a living from your art?
M: No, not at present because everything I earn goes back into the business e.g. marketing, photo shoots, going to exhibitions, travel expenses, equipment etc.
R: What projects do you have lined up for the future?
M: Further research and development and more trans-disciplinary work aimed at promoting sustainability through innovation.
R: Anything else you'd like to tell us about your work?
M: My work promotes the philosophy of reduce, reuse and recycle. Maybe it defiantly challenges people's perception of
what they consider to be waste. When people commission my work they get
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