I live in Dursley, Gloucestershire, with a studio at Spike Island, Bristol. My sculptural practice includes murals, ceramics, writing, performance and film to create installations and environments. The work is a generous, gentle and complex study of mothering, identity, loss, gain and unconditional love through the lens of neurodiversity. I'm exploring adaptative care and education in a broken system, expertise as protection and hope through radical connection.

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I live in Dursley, Gloucestershire, with a studio at Spike Island, Bristol. My sculptural practice includes murals, ceramics, writing, performance and film to create installations and environments. The work is a generous, gentle and complex study of mothering, identity, loss, gain and unconditional love through the lens of neurodiversity. I'm exploring adaptative care and education in a broken system, expertise as protection and hope through radical connection.
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Move through me

Move through me (proposal for stained glass) appeared as a provisional installation in the gallery windows, sporadically casting its subtle pink form across the floor and walls as the sunlight came and went.

Image shows a gallery space with wooden floors, white walls and two large Victorian windows with radiators below them. In the window panes light pink film, in the shape of someone sitting cross legged on the floor, repeats. — Photo: Dom Moore

Image shows a gallery space with artworks installed, including a mural hung with ceramic drawings, a desk fan set on the floor rotating air that gently lifts a bag taped to the wall, windows with a repeating pink shape, and a pair of twigs held up right next to the wall. In the centre is a wooden bench. — Photo: Dom Moore