The HIVE sculptures were the first attempt to identify a human space in space at large by building crystal-like space-frame polygons around a body volume, initially pressed to the wall and ending with a free suspension.
HIVE, 2006 - 2009
HIVE I, 2006
3 mm square stainless steel bar
240 x 90 x 54 cm
Photograph by Stephen White, London
HIVE II, 2006
3 mm square stainless steel bar
240 x 97 x 60 cm
Photograph by Stephen White, London
HIVE III, 2006
3 mm square stainless steel bar
237 x 97 x 62 cm
Photograph by Stephen White, London
HIVE IV, 2006
3 mm square stainless steel bar
238 x 98 x 60 cm
Photograph by Stephen White, London
HIVE V, 2008
2 mm square section stainless steel bar
256 x 112 x 66 cm
Photograph by Stephen White, London
HIVE VI, 2008
2 mm square section stainless steel bar
240 x 142 x 65 cm
Photograph by Stephen White, London
HIVE VII, 2009
3 mm square section stainless steel bar
240 x 300 x 330 cm
Photograph by Stephen White, London