Folded explores the exploitation of horses through the metaphor of waves—used, discarded, and forgotten in cycles. Minimalist horse feeder drawings emphasize their absence, while paper box templates suggest something awaiting assembly or abandoned, reinforcing themes of utility and disposability. Reform extracts words from Folded, displaying them on wooden planks encased in plastic. Visitors can assemble and disassemble the pieces, engaging with ideas of preservation, remembrance, and transformation. All these tears, you lifted presents two embossed papers—one of a horse trough, the other a folded template—resting on a bed atop dismantled pallets wrapped in paper and plastic. The pallets’ funerary aesthetic highlights cycles of labour and abandonment. Sliced fruit on the bed contrasts exertion with indulgence, paralleling the fate of horses and strawberries—both valued for utility and discarded when no longer needed.