This curated printers tray has been eight years in the making whilst I have gathered together a collection of manmade and natural found objects, small enough to it into the compartments of the tray.
This artwork revisits a previous theme in my practice, namely the transience of life in relation to transformation and the cyclical nature of the natural world and man’s place in it. My selection of objects displayed the tray invites the viewer to reflect on connection between humankind, nature and the environment. All the manmade and natural objects selected are at various stages in this cycle.
This work was exhibited at the 2026 Summer Exhibition at The Horton Epsom and received this curator’s comment.
“Walker’s Cycle of Life printers tray offers us an esoteric view into the cyclical nature of life, each section another micro-universe that is capable of its own existence but at the same time interacting with the whole.”
This artwork revisits a previous theme in my practice, namely the transience of life in relation to transformation and the cyclical nature of the natural world and man’s place in it. My selection of objects displayed the tray invites the viewer to reflect on connection between humankind, nature and the environment. All the manmade and natural objects selected are at various stages in this cycle.
This work was exhibited at the 2026 Summer Exhibition at The Horton Epsom and received this curator’s comment.
“Walker’s Cycle of Life printers tray offers us an esoteric view into the cyclical nature of life, each section another micro-universe that is capable of its own existence but at the same time interacting with the whole.”
