MONONOKE is a two-piece wearable sculpture consisting of a headpiece and an arm piece, extending the body into the space surrounding it.

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Constructed from brass and transparent tubing, the work forms skeletal structures around the head and arm, creating a presence that appears simultaneously physical and almost immaterial.

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The transparency of the tubing allows the structures to occupy space without completely obscuring the wearer, while their outward-reaching forms transform the silhouette of the body into something larger, stranger and more creature-like.

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Created as a work to be seen on stage, MONONOKE uses scale, transparency and line to alter the presence of the wearer from a distance.