Structures explores the vernacular of improvised architecture using locally available materials, such as brush and timber cut during road, trail, and farm maintenance.
Structure A was built in the Väskinde area of Gotland, Sweden using local woods cut by road crews during road maintenance along Själsöväg.
Structure B and Structure C take cut shrubs and trees, the byproducts of local Newfoundland roadwork and trail maintenance, and re-assemble them into an unstable geometric form inspired by local yard fences and vernacular structures.
Materials: various Gotlandic/Newfoundland woods, metal components.