Two Point Four

Two Point Four is the national statistical average for the amount of children that a typical family would raise in the UK that figure has some what changed recently but was applicable in the nineties. This image pokes fun at this demographic number and exemplifies it by repetition of its themes. This type of dwelling unitising a typical family is specifically constructed on large estates for the purpose of housing first time buyers acquiring affordable property. With its bland uniformity of minimal design and highly reduced lawns and driveways it is imaginable that it could bifurcate into cul-de-sacs infinitely in similar patterns to the bronchioles of the lungs stretching out in massive swathes across brown belt areas of England. The air is alive with the crackle of EMF resonating off the pylons and as much again is being received in different frequencies by satellite dishes, radio and television aerials exasperating the fear of inducing leukaemia. It's a neurotic hell for the working class lot.