Contemporary sculpture and functional design made from the detritus of society.
Pyroplast staged image
Detail Pyroplast
Green Wash, 2019, recycled wheelie bin.
Thin Ice, 2018, plastic waste wall sculpture referencing dwindling sea ice and global warming.
Detail Thin Ice
Reverence,2018, assembled plastic waste shrine. This sculpture has been constructed from a collection of plastic objects from my own life and from those arround me, it reflects the many ways plastics are used in our modern lives.
Accumulation, 2021, this sculpture represents the collection and organisation of plastic waste collected and stored for the last six years. This piece is an on going project.
Trash Mandala, 2014. One of my first plastic sculptures using plastic packaging, waste wood and paint.
Detail Trash Mandala
Geo Pod, 2017, plastic waste light installation.
Mantra, wall installation, plastic waste sewn together. 2017
Mantra, 2016, detail showing discs of HDPE 2 milk bottle plastic sewn together.
Pink Bits, 2018, waste wood construction.
Blackened milking stool, made for wastemedia design 2018. Salvaged beach timber, acrylic paint.
Detail of blackened block stool, 2017.
Contour Lamp, 2016, Constructed from plastic packaging, beach timber and new LED lamp fitting.
Plastic Topographic Wall Sculpture 2015
Detail Plastic Topographic
Detail Geo Cloud Light Installation
Black Thorn, 2017, plastic waste assemblage made for the Percy Thomson Gallery.
Kina, 2020, plastic and steel. Plastic waste collected from local beaches sculpted to represent the local sea urchin called 'Kina'. sculpture by Claire Jensen.
Polyp 2018
Sea Enemy 2018
Microplastic Plankton installation for Future Sands solo exhibition 2018.
Microplastic Plankton, 2018, installation from solo exhibition 'Future Sands'. This piece is now in the collection of local museum Puke Ariki, New Plymouth. Made from a collection of beach plastic and collected plastic from my own household and others around me.
EXIST? with carbon, charred wood 28 x 32 x 9 cm. Made in response to the carbon levels in the atmosphere, completed during COP26 summit 2021.
Trunk, 2023, wood and pigment
Contemporary sculpture made from salvaged waste products diverted from landfill by Claire Jensen.