Tracey Lamb’s sculptural practice reflects her interest in modern design, architecture and minimalism. Each piece may be conceived as a drawing prior to making, or intuitively shaped as an abstracted form, inspired by objects or arrangements she finds within the designed environment. The steel sculptures are then cut, welded and polished by hand, leaving the markings of making and process evident. The sculptures playfully take their name from the idea of an operational verb, used in the spatial language of architecture to explore the abstraction of space and form.