ABSTRACTS documents current live work and installations in realtime — sharing studio ideologies, visual trends, research, and latest efforts relating to ecological and technological efforts, and how art plays its part.
ABCDEFGHUMAN is interested in collaborating with people and organisations who share a similar passion for abstract conceptualism, ultra-modernism, and ventures surrounding sub culture — often a synthesis of physical and digital-design methods.
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What if drought tolerant responsive architecture could regenerate housing rather than consume it?
VOiD™ , an ABCDEFGHUMAN concept vision of ecological living space, research and places of generational design significance.
Inspired by Henry Moore's treatment of the plinth as integral to the sculpture, the structure beneath is not support — instead it is a large water resource designed to harvest rainwater during predictable season-long droughts, to support local crops, and defend occupants by way of an emergency fire suppression system.
If you are a planning officer, land developer, sustainability lead or architectural practice working with marginal or post-industrial land, we would like to talk.
High-volume synthetic modern workwear in both public and private sectors costs less to buy and more to replace. It degrades faster under commercial laundry conditions, exits service earlier, and ends up in landfill — where it remains for up to 200 years. UK councils spend £73 million a year managing the consequences. The hospitality sector alone loses over 6,000 tonnes of workwear annually.
ABCDEFGHUMAN sustainable workwear proposition ‘USEless’ coordinate money-saving audits, 3D design, ethical sourcing, improved compliance, and circular practice.s New systems replace the procurement of garments that cannot be disposed of responsibly
Open now to collaboration, partnership and conversation with anyone managing a uniformed environment.
What if the most affordable uniform is also the most expensive to curate?
As our human prosopography* circulates through AI and machine learning — the shared patterns of lives, stories and histories — we are no longer defined by static records but by the shifting forms they reveal. ‘PROSOPOGRAPHY’ art installation gives shape to that motion: a living structure in flux, formed by non-sequential signals, stories and experience.
The work is also an audio installation. Sound requests information. The structure responds — shifting colour in real time, mimicking the electrochemical activity of neural pathways. Memory, made visible and audible simultaneously.
Open now to arts grant funding, gallery partnership or corporate commission to bring this work into physical space — whether a gallery, public institution or large-scale corporate environment.
What if memory were understood not as a record, but as a living pattern?
Prosopography (pro-so-POG-ra-fee) is the study of shared characteristics across a group of people; their lives, relationships, patterns and histories examined collectively rather than individually. In the context of AI, it describes how machine learning identifies and processes the common threads of human experience across vast datasets.
Static records tell you what happened. They rarely tell you what it felt like to live through it, and to find the reality in a character beyond archives. ABCDEFGHUMAN has developed a methodology for creating Biographical Acoustics with historical figures—conversations carefully crafted from rigorous archival research and lived context, brought to life through contemporary audio technology. The result is not an audio guide. It is a dialogue.
The proof of concept centres on Lady Olivia Bernard Sparrow, an Anglo-Irish philanthropist and landowner whose legacy shaped Brampton, Cambridgeshire, following her widowhood in 1805. Research was conducted in partnership with Cambridgeshire Archives Service, part of Cambridgeshire County Council. The reconstructed interview gives visitors access to her voice, perspective, and concerns as if in real conversation—emotionally grounded, rigorously researched, and designed to create genuine connection with audiences.
Working with cultural institutions, museums, heritage sites and galleries who recognise that visitors are hungry for something deeper than information — want audiences to understand lives as lived—the choices made, the constraints faced, the values that shaped decisions. Biographical Acoustics does that work.
Open now to collaboration with national museums, National Trust properties, heritage organisations, galleries and independent institutions.
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