Night Knight takes its name from a local nickname for a phantom double-decker bus said to have haunted London's Kensington neighbourhood during the 1930s. According to the legend, the brightly lit bus appeared at night without a driver or passengers, its ghostly reflections flickering across wet streets before mysteriously disappearing.

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Created from a recycled metal panel from a decommissioned London double-decker bus, the sculpture combines a blurred, reflective surface with oxidised copper wire and rubber. The weathered metal evokes the fleeting appearance of the ghost bus, transforming a discarded fragment of London's transport history into an object that carries traces of memory and urban folklore.

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Materials: Recycled metal panel from a decommissioned double-decker bus, oxidised copper wire, rubber
Dimensions: 65 × 32 × 2 cm
Year: 2024