The composition of Room Temperature came to me after a trip to Edinburgh. The look of the interiors of the buildings, in particular the staircases, inspired me greatly.

During this time I was experiencing a drowsy state of consciousness where I felt as though I was drifting through the world, believing I was fading through walls. The line between being tangible and invisible was lost to me.

All these elements culminated in a dreamlike maze of corridors and stairs with mysterious figures.

The name came from the idea that there would be no change in temperature from within my mind to the outside world. There would be no cold shock or warm breeze, just a constant hum. At this time I was building a body of work around the idea of having the room be a metaphor for the state of mind.