Hamilton Darroch’s art frequently incorporates imagery and objects from the mundane in everyday life – household tools, implements and appliances. Taking his cue it seems from the precepts of pop art, with its focus on popular culture and mass production in reaction against the western fine art tradition, Darroch has remade and re-presented things from the quotidian world of work and domesticity. However, unlike much pop art that celebrates the tawdry glamour of advertising, his sculptural objects are more homely, at least in their origins.