After the Herd is a surreal sculptural installation of three elongated sheep whose fragile forms suggest both vulnerability and resilience. Their burnt, weathered surfaces evoke exhaustion, endurance and survival. I use sheep as metaphors for the pressures and burdens many people carry through life.

 

Influenced by philosopher Byung-Chul Han, the work reflects on a society driven by constant self-improvement, performance and productivity. Constructed from steel, shade netting, resin, cement and faux fur, the sculptures explore themes of pressure, belonging, burnout and perseverance. 

 

2026

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Mixed media. Steel, Cement, Resin and Faux fur. 1.3 x 0.7 x 1.1m approximately each