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The Princess and the Pea (Peach)This is a reimagining of a lesser known fairytale, the Princess and the Pea. First published by author Hans Christian Anderson in 1835, it is likely to have been inspired by traditional folklore. In the story, a princess unwittingly proves her royalty through showing extraordinary sensitivity of being unable to sleep comfortably on a stack of mattresses with a single pea hidden beneath. This modern interpretation shows a cosy figure at night, rather

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I'm interested in the conflict of thin and thick screens of paint

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The Concreum bubble ashtrays come in numerous colours and 3 shapes

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Flavours of Exile was inspired by a short story of the same name by Doris Lessing

This liminal space blurs reality and imagination

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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

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The work is inscribed with the coordinates of where the timber was discovered and its species

The process can be considered reflexive and performative in nature