‘What are the chances?’ is a three-panel, screen-printed work on painted plywood that investigates the contrast between deliberate design and the notion of randomness. At its heart, the work plays with the familiar icon of the coin toss - a symbol typically associated with chance - while subverting expectations by presenting outcomes that have been consciously chosen. This deliberate arrangement of coin faces poses a subtle but persistent question: not only what the chances are, but also what is being measured, and by whom.
‘What are the chances?’ is a three-panel, screen-printed work on painted plywood that investigates the contrast between deliberate design and the notion of randomness. At its heart, the work plays with the familiar icon of the coin toss - a symbol typically associated with chance - while subverting expectations by presenting outcomes that have been consciously chosen. This deliberate arrangement of coin faces poses a subtle but persistent question: not only what the chances are, but also what is being measured, and by whom.
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