Trisha Stone’s work is primarily process driven, an engagement with materiality at its centre. Through subversive use of everyday objects she aims to re-configure their interpretation. Often using the body as a starting point to reformulate the traditional reading of women’s lives and experience. Her choice of materials echo the constant recycling of the self throughout life, whose attributed roles ascribed domestically and externally seek to frame, compress and constrain. Literally working from the recycle bin she lets unitarian forms speak for themselves.
