In Cyprus (2003) there were a vast number of mounds left on the landscape by companies constructing ‘paradise villas’. Smaller mounds were also made by tourists who left behind a substantial amount of their own litter. Water (Bottle) Mound is created with over a 1000 discarded empty water bottles collected from the roadsides and beaches of Paphos.
Water (Bottle) Mound – 1000 water bottles, 150 x 150 x 110cm, 2003
Water (Bottle) Mound – 1000 water bottles, 150 x 150 x 110cm, 2003
The natural formation of each mound inspired the below drawings.
Mound of Sand – pen on paper, 40 x 60cm, 2004
Pile of Broken Tiles and Rubble – pen on paper, 40x60cm, 2004
The paper mounds are a conceptual re-imagining of the displacement of natural material taking place in the landscape. Each tiny piece of paper is indented with fingernail marks.
A4 Mound Outside In – 180gsm A4 paper, 2004
A4 Mound Inside Out – 180gsm A4 paper, 2004
Tracks – 180gsm paper, 30cm length, 2004
These richly-diverse mounds became part of Cyprus’s identity.
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- Mound of Cheops
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- Memorial Mound
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- Sand Mound
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- The Expressionist Mound
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- The Impressionist Mound
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- Shoreline Mound
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- Japanese Woodcut Mound
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- Mound with Tree and Sea View
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- Archeological Mound
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- Mound with Vehicles
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- Discarded House Mound
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- Mound of Tiles and Rubble
