Gold Lamé is based on an Invacar, the very basic three-wheeled vehicles that were once given to disabled people by the NHS. From 1948 and for over 30 years, the Invacar was provided to address the lack of access to public transport. Production of Invacars stopped in the late 1970s and in 2003 it became illegal to drive them due to safety concerns.

Alice Irwin’s (b. 1994) work explores the relationship between figurative and abstract imagery. Her distinctive visual style combines simplified body shapes, repeating symbols and bright colours, typically pink, orange and blue.

Hydra vs Bear depicts a battle between the gigantic water serpent from Greek mythology and a double-headed bear. Cast in bronze, the two beasts are poised mid-attack: Hydra rises from the ground ready to strike, while Bear lunges forward with claws and teeth bared.

One and Other is a solitary figure, made from cast iron, positioned on top of a dead tree. The figure does not have any distinct features, which makes it appear both anonymous and universal.