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What are the Roots that ClutchWhat are the roots that clutch, what branches grow out of this stony rubbish? From The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot. I found this discarded canvas already in a dull and cracked grey paint which reminded me of pavement, of smog and of decay. Tree stumps are headless figures; embodiments of disruption. They are relics of ruin but also places of protection. Their liminal remains become sculptural sites of regeneration. My work explores uncertainty and

where total surveillance

artist Leon Clowes created a nuanced performance-exchange artwork on addiction

I view this work as an effort to ground myself by referencing empowering body language and colour and drawing on my heritage

Special Edition explores the relationship between materiality and absurdity within the Byronic Hero archetype

The image came to me in a half-dream

in which I am learning to slow down and spend more time tending to my social and personal relationships

expectation

This work tells the story of my late nani's love for gardening and the outdoors

Taplow' (2025) forms part of a body of paintings developed during a residency at Turps Banana

Each has claimed the other

a moving body

I layer bodies to explore intimate proximity