"a new architecture is born beyond our attention, without any symptoms of humanism....there is no reason to articulate anything. There is no entrance, there are no users.... robots don't need beige. There is no tradition." From 'TRIC: Post-human Architecture'

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This is a new series of work that has arisen from an interest in new countryside and post-industrial spaces being developed world wide. Today, architecturally 'the countryside is largely off (our) radar, an ignored realm', and considering its condition and future will shape the century ahead. I am interested in the new architecture that is appearing in the spaces between cities As well as on the sites of old industrial city spaces. With architecture saturated by urban interests, this inversion of attention is designed to shed a light on new mega complex constructions and new housing developments being built to service the worlds urban populations.

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