Painting & Drawing

Sculpture

Printmaking

I love the idea of creating unique works of art that are, at the same time, identical to others. There’s something familial about an edition of prints – something about the way we humans are also original copies.

I used to work in ceramics, obsessed with slipcasting perfect multiples. This led me to think about multiple sculpture and prints as being essentially the same. Printmaking appeals to me in the same way that cast multiples do, as I like to think about the idea of the repetition being more important than the material it’s presented in. Within my works you may find sculptures that are prints and prints that are paintings.

Printmaking methods

I produce screen prints, lino prints, woodcuts, and make casts in a variety of materials. I also like to “print by repetition” – cutting paper, repeating handwriting – and to cast sculptures in clay and other materials.

I rarely create an edition larger than 10 prints; within editions there will often be an element of variation to subvert the concept of an identical print.

Identical, yet different, is the theme I like to apply to my printmaking practice. Varying a print run to split it into different works is how I like to express my understanding of making a print.

Photography

Concepts & Projects

2018 – 2020 – Foreign Exchange

This was a departure into the realm of finance, which traditionally excluded women, despite the fact that the world’s economies were and still are fuelled by women’s work.

I’ve worked on a variety of curatorial projects and installations since 2012 and have written and edited for several websites.