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I'm interested in the relationship between the human and more-than human, where the vitality and energy of materials, natural processes and elements contribute, as collaborators, to the making of the work, raising questions about power, agency, joining, unlearning and undoing. I draw on a full range of sensory, bodily and emotional responses to explore, question and communicate the multiple ways we come to 'know'.
I am an artist and psychologist born in London, based in London, living on sand, clay, loam and shell-beds.
Detail: 'It's over', 2021
The dense foliage of the old Hornbeam permitted only occasional spots of morning sunlight to find the earth beneath the canopy. I knelt on the bank of the small brook at the bottom of my garden breathing in the quietude of this. The soil I was working with that morning was moist from overnight rain, littered with little twigs, stones, rocks, alive with microbes, worms, fungi and insects. Its rich darkness was under my fingernails and colouring the pores of my skin. My garden had become my studio and everything in it my companion.
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