A vintage metal sign reading 'Warning' in red and '15' in yellow, set in a carved wooden frame, with signs of rust and wear.
Vintage baseball glove with a dark brown leather pocket and red writing, mounted on a light wooden display with visible wood grain.
View of a furnace opening with a wooden frame around it, showing the inside of the furnace with some mold or residue and a partially visible number 15 on the floor.
Close-up of a piece of wood with visible growth rings and natural wood grain patterns.
Rusty metal sign embedded in a wooden frame with the number 15 and partially visible red and yellow text.
A minimalist interior wall decor featuring a wooden, boat-shaped shelf with a dark, rusty metal panel inside, mounted above a small plant on a rustic wooden block, with a white wall and a light switch in the background.
A contemporary abstract wall hung sculpture inspired by industrial heritage and post industrial decay. wall decor piece made from laminated plywood and oxidized steel to rust. Titled, URBEX, post industrial decay.
Close-up view of stacked wooden planks or boards leaning against a white wall.
Close-up of a wooden frame with visible nails and inner wood layers, standing against a white wall.
Modern interior with a wooden staircase, large windows, a wall-mounted art piece resembling a wood slice with embedded signs, a console table with a plant, and a beige armchair.
Modern living room with concrete walls, large glass windows, contemporary art sculptures, and abstract wall art.

"URBEX is a large-scale wall sculpture exploring themes of post-industrial decay, urban archaeology, and material transformation. Hand-carved from laminated plywood and combined with salvaged oxidised steel, the work juxtaposes organic craftsmanship with the weathered remnants of industrial history.

The flowing wooden form envelops a heavily rusted steel core, preserving traces of its previous life through layers of corrosion, surface markings, and industrial patina. Referencing abandoned factories, forgotten infrastructure, and the aesthetics of urban exploration (urbex), the sculpture examines the passage of time and the beauty that emerges through deterioration.

Through the contrast of natural timber and aged metal, URBEX reflects on cycles of construction, decline, and renewal. The work occupies a space between contemporary sculpture, industrial artefact, and architectural relic, inviting viewers to reconsider the visual language of decay and the hidden narratives embedded within discarded materials."