Plinth and Thing is a rhythmic drawing in space with shifting perspectives and form, utilising and capturing space within and around the form. A kinetic sculpture with dynamic, undulating and irregular curvilinear forms, exploring the malleability of material. A nod to the spatial drawings of Fausto Melotti, Alexander Calder and Meridith Turnball, and their mastery of material, exploration of form, weight, balance and movement.

The sculptural form shifts considerably as the viewer shifts perspective around the sculpture, the viewer can participate in manipulating the mobile aluminium form to further distort the sculpture from its original design. From some angles the forms will appear as lines in space, from other angles forms will act as enclosed objects.