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Summertime SadnessThis artwork contrasts the beauty of summer with the person's inner sadness. Summer, typically a time for joy and outdoor activities, juxtaposes with the figure's melancholy, caused by disconnection from nature and being overwhelmed by the demands of daily life. Fragmented, angular shape, blending surroundings and the human figure evoke a sense of both isolation and connection, highlighting the profound link between our emotions and surroundings.

The work hovers between political and the autonomous

focusing on moments of shared wonder

This piece is from my ‘Royal Park Life’ collection and is inspired by the woodpeckers seen in Bushy Park

taught skin is stretched by spiked

Monuments like his were everywhere: in textbooks

Each work abstracts plant forms into timeless spirits of nature

The flesh is stretched

to keep moving forward

combining softness with intensity in a striking and immersive form that invites close inspection and emotional response

AI-generated imagery

multiplying and tilting the flat pack elements she has created a shift in perspective

and layering rather than adding image