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Bury my bodyBury my body was never just about a picnic. Its about the dance of paint and light, the resistance to control, the attempt to keep something alive. The figures sit in an atmosphere thick with memory: the warmth of sun on skin, a subtle breeze, the hush of grass. Longing glances and the space between them. The painting holds onto a feeling a memory of how summer once felt. Its not a scene, but a recollection built in layers. A search for emotion over

the pieces reveal hidden structures and create new

I have been working on the theme of animism and exploring how we can share a feeling of respecting nature in modern life as our ancestors did

‘Not a Pair of Scales’ I have cast a discarded domestic object so it becomes a sculptural form

The work continues my interest in how image and memory shape our sense of belonging

and the body is the land

two types of Peruvian folk music

In an age ruled by rationality and technology

Rather than digitally blend the images

The work continues to evolve as I encounter new forms

that beauty is the enduring legacy of ideas which are creatively shared and embraced

Based on a three-year research project with over 100 people in and out of recovery

soaring above our gaze within a vibrant skyline