ARTIST STATEMENT

UFO Warehouse is my artistic practice where I develop works through participation and interaction with sculpture and installations that are not simply viewed but encountered through movement, proximity, touch, and sustained attention. Rather than treating sculpture as a fixed object, the practice explores it as a spatial condition that can shape behaviour, invite participation to alter the way a viewer occupies the space.

 

The practice is inspired by animation, toys, and constructed fictional worlds. In the animation forms are unstable and capable of transformation, UFO Warehouse uses that same sense of physical instability and possibility to develop sculptures that feel open-ended, ambiguous, and materially alive. The emphasis is not on spectacle, but on how form can generate encounter for viewers to become active co-creators of the artwork. The work aims to dissolve audience, artist boundaries to create conditions for curiosity, hesitation, repetition, and discovery. In a space where the audience is not a passive observer but an active participant.