mozwik is a contemporary sculptor who explores the old woodlands and hills of southern England, where fragments of wood, shaped by the elemental forces of weather, erosion, and natural decay, have a way of presenting themselves, waiting to be discovered and brought into a fresh perspective.
mozwik is guided by entropy’s sculptural effects, collecting naturally weathered forms and pausing their slow decay to capture fleeting moments within ongoing transformation. The sculptures, often evoking pareidolic figures, hold on to a moment of organic change, capturing nature’s fleeting rhythms and a moment of stillness set in time. Much like the shifting image of a Necker cube, these works invite multiple reading, uncertain forms that flicker between presence and absence, letting perception itself become part of the experience.
Rooted firmly in the old landscapes of southern England, mozwik’s work is about that connection between the land, time, and our own sense of impermanence. The pieces remind us that our own lives are just brief chapters in a much longer story, one that’s quietly written in wood and earth.
