Everyday Actions Series, ongoing
Everyday Actions are personal and activist works based on our psychological coping. Informed by my parallel career as a research psychologist and by feminist artists and writers they are based on the mindset beautifully stated by athlete & civil rights activist Arthur Ashe - 'Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can'.
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Slick?, 2022
This is an environmental protest photograph for the climate emergency. Referencing both oil slicks and corporate lobbying and greenwashing, Slick? was made in the studio from a painting that existed just for the camera. Hahnemühle bamboo print, 300x225mm. edition of 30 & 1 A/P. 
What A Waste? 2021
1/30 was exposed to the elements in 'What a waste', Koppel Project, London. Curated by Jarelle Andre Francis, 2022'
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Re-set: Cleaning the Veg Compartment, 2021
This work was made responding to the huge difficulties of balancing work and home-schooling in the UK Covid pandemic lockdown of in 2021. The work was inspired by Robert Payton's book ‘Do Pause’ where I decided to practice daily re-set, creative moments whilst doing the work needed in the home as a way of coping with the overwhelming responsibilities that I had at that time. #pausefromchores Digital C-Type Print, A4 on Fuji Matt, edition of 30 & 1 A/P 
Re-set: Cleaning the Veg Compartment was exhibited with Co-Curation in their London group show, ‘Distanced Domestic’, in 2021.
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