Stuart Haygarth graduated from Exeter College of Art & Design in 1988 and began to use his method of constructing pieces with lost and found memorabilia. His passion for collecting such abandoned object took him into a new direction in lighting installation, in which granted him the opportunity to study social behavior and habits. His unique approach of object collection from the everyday discarded items has brought a precious finding and a challenge for him as an artist to represent beauty in a recycled manner.
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