Fun Limited
Beach balls, foam, found objects and children – a six-week residency at Orleans House Gallery that took over the whole building inside and out.
I started with tin cans in 90s Liverpool, then readymades and whatever I could find in Manchester, turning hundreds of everyday objects into new things for galleries and projects across the UK. These days I also help others play, experiment and make surprises of their own. Have a look around.
Beach balls, foam, found objects and children – a six-week residency at Orleans House Gallery that took over the whole building inside and out.
What happens when you take a Billy bookcase seriously? A solo show at Civic Gallery Barnsley exploring the everyday object as sculpture.
Commissioned by Siemens for the 2005 Cow Parade. The brief asked for a cow with movement, a nod to their history of making motors. My answer was a giant hamster wheel.
It has made it out of storage and into Won’t Sit Still, a celebration of the gallery’s furniture and lighting collection, shaped by over a century of collecting. On until March 2027.
See the piece →Schools, sheds, galleries, festivals. Workshops, residencies and community projects are part of the practice, not a sideline. What I bring, what you provide, and what it costs are all on the workshops page.
Workshops and residencies →
Everyday Objects began in 2012 as a “one-item-a-day” blog dedicated to found materials and “near-rubbish.” The project gained immediate traction, leading to a booked touring show and a wealth of ideas that continue to fuel my practice today.
The exhibition toured seven galleries between 2013 and 2017, thanks to 20-21 Visual Arts Centre Scunthorpe, Barnsley Civic and The Harley Gallery.
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I started cutting them up in the late 90s and never really stopped. Light, planter, mirror, sculpture, whatever. Forty-something so far, more in the pipeline.








The work I’ve made and shown, newest first. Lights, benches, sculptures, commissions, residencies and the projects run with other people. Filter it by kind.
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hello@rejason.co.uk →Bits and bobs from the studio. Mostly one-offs. Priced fairly, packed carefully, sent when I get to the post office.
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