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Don't lie on the edgeMaterials: cotton synthetic (natural dyed), vintage silk, vintage pan velvet. About the work In The Beast, Zulfiya Spowart reinterprets the imagery of Persian miniatures to explore corporeality as a site of internal struggle. Abstract forms evoke battles between order and freedom, reflecting the tension between personal identity and cultural expectations. Clothing, here, becomes a symbol of both societal constraint and individual expression.

gentle recalibration and a slower

Taking aesthetic inspiration from the broken and degraded classical greek and Roman statues

what branches grow out of this stony rubbish

Coming together the triptych forms once flooded pages of a book holding residues of a tidal landscape and through the lens of my walking body

fragmentation and disjuncture is highlighted by the raw and jagged finished of the ceramic and fragmented body parts

and bound to hurt us in other ways

and the embodied experience of building

holding a constructed

rather than replaces

Flowing gold and green spaces represent the silent gaps between emotions and logic

but what remains—unspoken—echoing the quiet

The howling hound form