As a starting point for these works, Cocksedge compresses three-dimensional soft circular forms. These shapes are then reinterpreted into two-dimensional mirrors, transforming the essence of the soft forms into flat, reflective surfaces, creating a sense of movement. The work’s frames serve as structures that hold these forms in place.
Known for pushing the boundaries of materials and technology, Cocksedge has spent nearly two decades building a reputation for innovative design infused with a sense of joy and wonder. His installations have been featured in major cultural institutions and public spaces worldwide.
Together with Joana Pinho, he co-founded Paul Cocksedge Studio in London in 2004, which produces a wide range of projects that blend art, design and engineering. The studio has won national and international acclaim for its original and innovative design, underpinned by research into the limits of technology, materials and manufacturing processes.