This is the third version of Friday. The sculpture was made specifically for the Open West in Cheltenham and the piece depicts details of the architecture of the immediate environment. Most of the materials were intentionally sourced around the area on the day of the install. The figurine at the centre of the raft is a clay model based on a monument of Ted Wilson – a famous former resident of Cheltenham and Arctic explorer. The figurine sits inside a butterfly/moth emerging cage where live moth pupae have been placed. Moths emerge from the pupae during the course of the exhibition.

Friday is a series of sculptures made site-specifically for various art galleries in differing locations. So far versions have been created in Hoorn (Holland), London and Cheltenham (England). The materials of the sculpture consist of street detritus within the local area. These materials are often begged, borrowed and stolen on the day of the install making sure the supposed purpose of a raft is reflected in the improvisational way that it is created. The raft is then built on top a number of inflatable air beds. Each piece mirrors the architectural and design styles of the local architecture.