"The buildings in his photographs have gridded, abstract textures due to the nature of their prefabricated construction. Using digital time-lapse photography, Roberts recorded the passage of sunlight over their external surfaces – various facades and elevations – highlights and shadows shifting around the patterns of this local urban fabric." (txt: www.ikon-gallery.co.uk)
"Wooden Textiles is an approach to responsible thinking concerning lifecycles of products. The outcome is a material that is half wood-half textile, between hard and soft, challenging what can be expected from a material or category. It looks and smells familiar but feels strange, as it is able to move and form in unexpected ways." (txt: Elisa Strozyk)
"Unwashed raw wool was used to cover everything in a space which was situated in a residential area scheduled to be torn down. The wool was glued piece by piece onto walls, floors, ceiling, radiators, sink, facet, etc... Wool on the windows modulated the light coming into the environment. Due to the raw nature of the wool, a distinct "sheep" smell lingered. The complete transformation of a room by sheep's wool utterly overwhelms the senses. The smell and atmosphere set a surreal stage for the viewer to experience something truly unique and inspiring."
Lost in the Line, a project presented as a comic book that analyzes the relationship of the lines that we all are used to draw on paper with other ways of using metaphorically the reference to drawed lines as means of control and power. (txt: dpr-barcelona)
"Long after the struggles ended in these spaces, despite the cleaning, repainting and subsequent re-habitation of the rooms, the 'Blue Star' solution is capable of activating the physical memory of blood through its contact with remaining proteins on the walls. Long exposures- from ten minutes to one hour- with minimal ambient night light pouring in from the crevices of windows and doors, capture the physical presence of blood as a lurid glow: a constellation of stars embedded in the walls." (txt: The Exposure Project)
