This spring, we submitted Anthropocene Agates to the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition, now in its 257th year. Chosen from over 18,000 entries, our work has been included for the second year running.

Last year, we exhibited The Carousel, a chandelier made entirely from beeswax. This time, Anthropocene Agates reflects on the geological imprint of human activity, once again through the lens of wax.

This year’s exhibition is curated by architect Farshid Moussavi RA under the theme Dialogues. Our piece is displayed in the Large Weston Room, selected by artist Helen Sear RA, who brings together works exploring the relationship between humans and the natural world — a dialogue central to our practice.

You’ll find ‘Anthropocene Agates as listed artwork No. 1586 in the Large Weston Room.