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‘Feeding the Folds’ show at @plop.residency

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‘Feeding the Folds’ delves deep into the inherent hybridity of bodies as a form of resistance, encouraging new types of subjectivities to form.

For this show our research has been centered around the changing room as a site of transformation and mutation of objects to bodies, exploring moments of exposure, transition, and material negotiation - a space where the body exists in its most raw and vulnerable state.

‘Feeding the Folds’ is an ode to fluidity, where eroticizing our surroundings creates deeper connections to the world, where bodies are hybrid fluid beings and objects can grow themselves a beating heart.

Huge thanks to @oli.epp & @mollieebarnes
‘Feeding the Folds’ show at @plop.residency by @lushdyad

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Install shots of our ‘Feeding the Folds’ show at @plop.residency

‘Feeding the Folds’ delves deep into the inherent hybridity of bodies as a form of resistance, encouraging new types of subjectivities to form.

For this show our research has been centered around the changing room as a site of transformation and mutation of objects to bodies, exploring moments of exposure, transition, and material negotiation - a space where the body exists in its most raw and vulnerable state.

‘Feeding the Folds’ is an ode to fluidity, where eroticizing our surroundings creates deeper connections to the world, where bodies are hybrid fluid beings and objects can grow themselves a beating heart.

Photo credit @joanna_wierzbicka by @lushdyad

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7 months ago

Hide Us in Plain Sight, 2026
Waxed canvas, upholstery foam, silicone, dried hibiscus, dried camomille, golden
algae, vitamin D pills, evening primrose oil tablets, blown glass, wine, polyester fibre, wood

155 x 178 x 10 cm

On show in our ‘Fedding the Folds’ exhibition
at @plop.residency

Glass vessel @dispensaryofsensory

Photo credit @joanna_wierzbicka by @lushdyad

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Loam, 2026
Glazed ceramic, salt crystals, Epsom salts, waxed canvas, upholstery foam, acrylic, wood
105 x 40 x 40 cm

On show in our ‘Feeding the Folds’ exhibition
at @plop.residency

Photo credit @joanna_wierzbicka by @lushdyad

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Clustered samples, 2026
Oil on canvas, stainless steel cable ties, upholstery foam, wood
Variable dimensions

On show in our ‘Feeding the Folds’ exhibition
at @plop.residency

Photo credit @joanna_wierzbicka by @lushdyad

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7 months ago

Pulpe, 2025
Glazed ceramic, silicone, kiwi fruit seeds
18 x 18 x 9cm

On show in our ‘Feeding the Folds’ exhibition
at @plop.residency

Photo credit @joanna_wierzbicka by @lushdyad

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8 months ago

Soaking the Hiss, 2026
Glazed ceramic, acrylic mirror, crystallised Epsom salts
53 x 40 x 8 cm

On show in our ‘ Feeding the Folds ‘ exhibition
at @plop.residency

Photo credit @joanna_wierzbicka by @lushdyad

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Fused and Spliced, 2026
Waxed canvas, stainless steel cable ties, upholstery foam, polyester fibre, wood
90 x 84 x 8 cm

On show in our ‘ Feeding the Folds ‘ exhibition at @plop.residency

Photo credit @joanna_wierzbicka by @lushdyad

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Midbody, 2026
Glazed ceramic, branches, silicone
90 x 110 x 24 cm

On show in our ‘ Feedind the Fold ‘ exhibition at @plop.residency

Photo credit @joanna_wierzbicka by @lushdyad

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8 months ago

SAP, 2026
Heat-formed petg plastic
Variable dimensions

SAP is a site-specific installation on show in
‘Feeding the Folds’ at @plop.residency

Titled after the circulating fluid of plants, SAP flows beneath the neon lights in a skin of heat-formed petg plastic. The ceiling enters a space of mutation :
the former office grid softens, sags, and liquefies, as light and architecture slowly yield to gravity.

Photo credit @joanna_wierzbicka by @lushdyad

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We are so excited to announce that we have now officially formed a duo ! ✨ @lushdyad

LUSH DYAD is a newly formed artist duo created by Solanne Bernard and Marc-Aurèle Debut, two London based sculptors. They both graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2020, and have just finished the Plop Artist Residency at the Bomb Factory as a duo, developing the beginnings of a larger shared body of work. This collaboration sparked a desire to continue this dialogue, mingling their practices and individual research beyond this time at the residency, thus forming of LUSH DYAD - a fertile and exciting new partnership.

Both Marc-Aurèle and Solanne are interested in creating immersive shows, delving deep into the inherent hybridity of bodies as a form of resistance, destabilising fixed identities and encouraging new types of subjectivities to form. Their collaborative work becomes other-worldly, visceral, towing the line between the erotic and the weird. Acting as a catalyst, their practice questions how fluidity and hybridity helps create deeper connections and meaning with the world around us.

Blending the strange and the sensual, both artists play with the elasticity of their visual languages and where they intersect. Working through sculpture and installation, they approach the body not as a stable or singular entity, but as porous, elastic, and continually becoming.
The duo seeks to create spaces where intimacy becomes political, creating bold and playful installations which both titillate and unsettle.

Follow us @lushdyad to see what we are cooking up ! by @lushdyad

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Exciting news coming soon… follow us @lushdyad for more updates ✨ by @lushdyad

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