Contemporary Archaeology explores spaces reclaimed by ecology and community. It is built upon industrial form; layers of use-disuse, damage-repair; inhabited, utilitarian, essential, abject spaces. The project draws imagery from Sky’s photography, which documents these spaces as they become makeshift habitats and ecosystems.
Contemporary Archaeology VI 2026
Contemporary Archaeology VI explores spaces reclaimed by ecology and community. Built upon industrial form, it reflects on the experience of a trans girl looking for expression, belonging, and safety.
Miniaturised graffiti reflects unseen inhabitants.
The project draws from Sky's photographic exploration and her background in miniatures.
Recycled materials and found objects reimagined as inhabited places.
Contemporary Archaeology I 2024
Contemporary Archaeology I explores industrial forms and textures; layers of use/disuse, damage/repair; inhabited, utilitarian, essential, and abject spaces. It arose from Sky's miniature construction and painting, and her urban and industrial photography.