Carbon Void Bronze is a study of materials and basic positive and negative geometry. The outer shape is defined by the overlapping segments of two intersecting cubes and fabricated in cast ground coal.

A third negative cube creates a cavity in the centre. Lined with polished bronze this open void explores the notion of absence as a signifier of function. The mirrored surfaces endlessly reflect each other and the surrounding environment, further enhancing the sense of emptiness. But the highly reflective bronze void also establishes its presence in the room by projecting overlapping patterns of shimmering gold onto the walls, adding the dimension of light to the dialogue between presence and absence.