The window room at Wysing Arts Centre has been invaded by a series of fragile paper sculptures. These tiny paper constructions are animated by their placement; hiding, creeping, nesting, camouflaged in the corners and nooks and crannies that fill the room. They are not crying out for your attention rather going about their own business.

For my part I particularly enjoy the most discreet of these interventions; the long thin paper shards emerging from the screw holes left in the walls from previous exhibitions (which are so subtle due to the white on white that it is only a light shadow that makes you alive to their presence), the black fringe of teeth or nails creeping in through the gaps of the window, a tiny nest tucked into the corner of a high window ledge.

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