The human body becomes the site of design, an intimate scale where architectural thinking is recontextualised. By building sculptural space around the body, Ivy explores how form interacts with movement, weight, and proximity, creating wearable works that function as spatial constructs rather than decorative objects.

Narrative remains central to the practice. Each piece exists within a continuum of time, carrying its own storyline and context. Influenced by speculative fiction and imagined ecosystems, the sculptures resemble characters shaped by their environments, suggesting alternate realities where organic life and technology coexist. Embracing imperfection as an inherent condition, Ivy’s work allows irregularity, texture, and asymmetry to remain visible, reflecting both the precision of computational systems and the unpredictability of living forms.