Liam Barrett creates large sculptures and installations that blend into their modernist setting through his utilisation of white gloss. His art often centres around architectural elements such as architrave and doors, where he explores their form, often extending them as a way to reconfigure our knowledge and understanding of the spatial. A door, an identifiable object that presents a new space, a transitional environment, is now presented without but also with it's function. The exposed lightbulbs create stark contrasts, dramatizing the space and the viewer is left with themselves and their own movement, considering the impact of these objects and the modernist design movement in relation to how their understanding of the spatial is created.