The Observatory

A long-term vision for a permanent home for The Constant State, bringing together exhibitions, making, publishing, participation and research within a single evolving public environment.

Artist • In Development • Long-Term Vision


The Observatory is the long-term ambition of my practice.

It is conceived as a permanent home for The Constant State: an inhabitable environment where painting, sculpture, installation, writing and digital media exist as part of a single evolving world. Rather than presenting artworks as isolated objects, The Observatory invites audiences to explore imagined places through the environments, archives and evidence they contain.

Neither gallery, museum, studio nor library, it exists somewhere between them. New rooms emerge through commissions, exhibitions and collaborations, allowing the project to grow incrementally rather than towards a fixed masterplan. Every addition becomes part of the place itself.

Making and public engagement happen side by side. Work is produced within The Observatory, documented through its archives and gradually absorbed into the wider environment. The distinction between studio, exhibition and research dissolves into a single continuous practice.

Planned environments include:

Morozov’s Study
Mazo’s Pod
The Archive
Research Collections
Temporary Exhibition Spaces
Reading Room
Public Workshop
Future Rooms

The Observatory is not a finished building. It is an evolving framework that grows alongside the practice itself, creating a place where imagination can be explored collectively through making, conversation and discovery.


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