Witness 2012 The discarded figurines, stripped off the honour of witness on the mantelpiece, lay their whimsical role aside to adopt a sinister foreboding of the chemical warfare in our homes. Voyeurs of our mundane psychodramas, the [...]

Inertia 2013 Are you sitting comfortably? It isn’t so much as what’s on the table that matters as what’s on the chairs. William S. Gilbert Dimensions: 86 x 65 x 24 cm Materials: found broken, wooden chair, hand crafted flies, concealed metal fixings [...]

Atomic Equilibrium 2013 Everything is made of atoms – finding the balance – an eternal quest Dimensions: 20 x 36 x 16 cm Materials: old wooden picture frame, found discarded door lock, hand forged nail Created during the Beautiful Dystopias Project at University [...]

Fundamental Access 2013 Elemental  – a door ajar Dimensions: 30 x 26 x 11 cm Materials: old picture frame, found rusty door latch, badger skull, drift wood Created during the Beautiful Dystopias Project at University of Central Lancashire where Jac Scott was artist-in-residence in [...]

Home and Away 2013 Part of the Home series created in response to the notion that our perception of the planet needs reconfiguring to that of our home – not just a resource to be plundered. Floor-based sculpture with additional wall mounted facet and either spray-painted [...]

Book of Revelations 2012-14 A series of wall based sculptures. The work silently contemplates a fractured reality: the relationship between contaminated environs and the anthropocentric compass – a dishevelled [...]

Bio Myopia 2013 Biodiversity is threatened today by the increase in monoculture, overfishing, habitat loss, pollution and climate change. The Earth has experienced five episodes of mass extinction previously, and now we are in the sixth. Experts estimate that 50% of food varieties [...]

Beautiful Dystopia 2013 A dystopia is an illusionary perfect world where the Authority maintains its totalitarianism through systematic discrimination that is geared to enforce its doctrine. Political oppression supersedes personal freedoms and blatant bias is inflicted on the basis of: sex or age or [...]

Home What and where is home? Is our home a place of refuge from the outside world? But what if the world was our home, where is the refuge then? ‘A home does not simply specify where you live; it can also signify [...]

Alternative Perspectives Collection Digital photomontages harnessing the creative potential of the scanning electron microscope at the University of Central Lancashire to create highly magnified images of everyday objects, plants and creatures. The photographs form a foundation layer that is manipulated with the juxtaposing [...]