Grey Pair Wall Hanging 002, 2014 (wall, left)

Two grey felt panels, each with print; left with large irregular rhombus rivet, right with medium irregular hexagon rivet

Stack of Five MDF Painted Sculpture 003, 2014 (front, detail)

Stack of five irregular rhombus, grey MDF, partially painted clay & beryl blue

Hercules Wall Hanging 008, 2014 (center, detail)
Two printed grey felt panels with 6 rivets and 6 hanging pegs, LED lights, 3 oiled grey MDF sculptures

Stack of Five Hand Oiled MDF Sculpture 001, 2014 (back)

Stack of five regular rhombus hand-oiled with Rose 31, grey MDF 

Gang of Four Wall Hanging 016, 2014 (wall, right)

Four panels of beige felt, each with a print and with a rhombus rivet

The wall hanging Hercules refers back to the artist's investigation of Minimalism but also includes a night sky, three modular sculptures, and fragments of the classical mosaic pattern that is another recurring iconographic motif.
The wall hangings are hung from rhombic or hexagonal wooden rivets. There are two variations of the felt hangings: some pieces include a print of a tiled motif. On other pieces, a fragment of the tiled motif has been printed directly.
The roughly life-sized, totem-like sculptures, assembled from a varying number of distorted rhombic shapes, may seem to stubbornly take on personalities. Some are monochromatic, others multi-colored but all refuse to be easily grasped.

Thing One on Pixel Box Blue, 2014 (through the doorway)

Corian DMX module (Pixel Box), blue lamps, grey MDF, control box 

The artist programmed the Pixel Box to cycle through the standard color spectrum but since its red and green bulbs have been replaced with blue ones, all it can produce are varying shades of blue. The rhombic shape on its top derives from Bulloch's engagement with convex polyhedra.

Photo © Andrea Rossetti