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.

Image shows a wall with white clouds retreating over a pink sky hung with drawn sculptural shapes.

Notes from the margin

Image shows a wall with white clouds retreating over a pink sky hung with drawn sculptural shapes, with a bench facing it. On the floor blurred pink shapes appear in the bright light of the window shapes. — Photograph: Dom Moore

Image shows detail of a wall with white clouds retreating over a pink sky hung with drawn sculptural shapes. The objects include a spine, tears, hoops and a pelvis. — Photograph: Dan Weill

Image shows detail of a wall with white clouds retreating over a pink sky hung with drawn sculptural shapes. The objects include a stirrup, tears, hoops and ears. — Photograph: Dan Weill