J McDonald's otherworldly furniture and sculpture challenges and    illuminates our contemporary relationship with the natural and built environments.

Fascinated by the tensions and between humanity and the natural world,    as well as between our logical and intuitive minds, his work brings  the dominant    rectilinearity and clean minimalism of human rationalism against the chaotic, organic,    and intuitive forces that lie, often dormant, deep within us.

Working in the space between art and architecture, between sculpture and furniture,    his work incorporates ideas around nature, space, tactility, intuition, and the human    condition to inspire unique constructions that examine and redefine our perception and    experience of the world, ourselves, and the relationship between the two.