Robin Fogg's current works look at the conflict between what is expected of you and how you really are.
They build sculptural strecher frames which they then add cloth over, the interest comes from how the cloth copes with being forced to fit the wood.

This process imitates the challenges of being autistic+adhd and being alone in the struggle of feeling not ok but believing you are.

Their work tries to challenge the separation of neurodivergence and mental health issues.

When they started making strecher frames, the process came about through convenience.

Using scrape wood and cloth, the desire to make something was more prevalent than the desire to make something the way it should be.