Mimi Tootal

'Scrapper' surrounds the cycles of industrialised materials. A reflection on english industrious environments, the architecture we place ourselves in, and our fetishisation of newness. Embodying a scrapper, taking these found materials into my own pockets of collated substance, seeking beauty in what has been given a forced finality. People don't like the sight of rubbish, there's a great sense of dismissal in acknowledging our environmental wrongdoing in our everyday lives - our acknowledgement is never a constant. I am continuously seeking out space to provide a constant. Deconstructing and reforming substance provides a circularity. It gives me agency, I don't have to renounce my materialism.