
"Cloak of Leaves", 2024, Leaves and thread A public installation at Maidenhead Thicket – a tapestry made from fallen leaves from the local woods.

An ephemeral piece - reusing fallen leaves and giving them new life and purpose in a familiar environment in an unfamiliar way.

"A Silent Song", 2024, Textile and thread. An exploration of emotions kept unspoken, unseen and silent. These hands, demurely crossed, are a mask or a shield which hides the turmoil.

This soft sculpture acts as a perfect vehicle to convey the idea of women who feel the burden conformity - symbolised in these well-behaved hands hiding a silent song that haunts us all.

" The Story-Line - Remembered Journeys" 2024, Glassine paper and thread This is a piece about maps that reveal not destination but memory; personal memories of significant places, daily walks and distances travelled.

It is a narrative mapping of these important journeys that have become embedded in my life-story. These are not maps of geographical accuracy, rather they are maps made of feeling, experiences and reminiscence.

I was drawn to thread and sewing as a medium because the action of stitching: one stitch following another, felt like a mirror of the repeated steps taken on these daily journeys that have become potent memories.

The viewer is invited to approach this piece like a map to be carefully and gently unfolded. Each sheet is held together with thread stitched into the fragile paper – pointing to the ephemeral nature of memory.

"By Invitation only - the Vagina Dentata", 2025. This work is inspired by a folktale present in multiple cultures from all over the world about the vagina dentata (toothed vagina).

They are stories about women who usually have a demon, fish or evil spirt with teeth in their vaginas which will castrate men who try to attempt to have sex with these women.

These are not pleasant stories - they are fuelled by a fear of women’s sexuality or this idea that a woman must be tamed/broken through sexual violence.

In this piece l created a mobile where I interrogate the idea of stories we tell children that colour the way they see and interact with the world.

I also explore the reclamation of female power -where this story as a cautionary tale might be remade into one of female autonomy and choice.