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The greatest polemic that no-one knows about

Working in homemade lye soap and its relevance surrounding the genocide of witches.

An exploration of forensic identity and what it means to be unable to identify human remains.

My first solo totally on line art exhibition with Aleph Contemporary

When Covid strikes and that you’re already in lockdown, you’ve got no choice but to come out….

the vegetables, herbs, fruit, flowers that come off my allotment this year plus attendant thoughts

a reframing residency began in march 2020

In the coronavirus age when, we learn, a virus is neither dead nor alive; when scientists can create and manipulate biological life, technology creates artificial life, and inanimate objects often appear to take on a life of their own, the question is, “What is Life”?

This is the transcript for a Lecture & Masterclass to be held at Frankfurt University Hospital.With the COVID-19 crisis, I reframed my talk to the criticality for scientists to work with creative & neurodiverse allies. I invited all to join a new Network. We’re stronger together.

This blog records my professional development connected to a recent a-n bursary for training in creative coding (8 one-to-one sessions) with creative coder Chris Ball. I began with some online exercises to understand the basic principles (am complete beginner) and […]

An alternative view of the landscape

This new blog explores how my artistic process is/has been shaped by my mental health. I experiment in my studio with pieces that push my own perception of what can be achieved creatively by challenging societal cliches around mental health and being an infertile woman.

Drawing links between fine art and particle physics.

Acrylic on Canvas with painted sides

W 86.5 x H101.5 x D3.7

£2700

Technology and biology collide in this painting. A robotic conceptualisation of mankind, at the intersection between life and technology, this painting reconciles two worlds.

Science Fiction Fantasy Art and Sculptures

Blog about a series of new work I am creating exploring the five Platonic solids through sculpture and associated therapeutic sounds, creating sound installations designed for welbeing and holistic engagement.

A new blog charting my continuing practice

A practice research residency in Grenoble exploring street trees and how humans relate to them

Mono Print to be exhibited at In Our Garden as part of WGC100 and HYO2020 in The New Maynard Gallery Campus West Welwyn Garden City

Mixed media (oils and acrylics) with painted sides 152.3 x 75.5 x 3.6cm £1,260 Part of my ‘Future Iconography’ series, this piece is among the largest. This is a painting full of paradoxes. Stark yet vivid, it looks towards the […]