Starting from a sculptural sensibility William Cobbing’s art practice encompasses a diverse range of media, including video, photography and installation. Performative encounters are devised with material, such as clay, in which the protagonists’ are engaged in a repetitive and absurd cycle of manipulating formless surfaces. The works allude to concepts of entropy, underlining the extent to which earthly material is irreversibly dispersed, giving rise to a definitive blurring of the boundaries between the body and landscape, whilst putting the possibility of conclusion on hold.

_{William Cobbing video shoot for 'Wake' at Dilston Grove, London (2011) photograph: Olga Koroleva}

_{William Cobbing video shoot for 'Wake' at Dilston Grove, London (2011) photograph: Olga Koroleva}

_{William Cobbing video shoot for 'Wake' at Dilston Grove, London (2011) photograph: Olga Koroleva}