Insight
Following my Masters Degree in Applied Arts at the Royal College of Art I created a series of work with my twin sister Emma. We called ourselves ‘H2 Design’ and we ran our highly conceptual projects in parallel with our commercial work - which was creating installations for motor shows.

Idea
The exchange between fine art and adornment was strongly apparent in our work. Largely celebratory of technology and club culture, we produced hip flasks for psycho-active drinks, modelled on body parts. Our rings replaced the traditional gemstone or diamond with a capsule for a life extension pill. Twin-hood, separation and longing were explored in other works, including a double stomach flask for sharing amniotic fluids, and a breathing cylinder in which mouths and lungs were united.

Impact
In its time we received a great deal of press and publications. The work is still discussed at the Royal College of Art by the Senior Tutor and curator Martina Margetts and our work stands in exhibition at the Dallas Art Museum, U.S.A and The Momok Museum of Modern Art, Vienna.