Launch: Thursday 30 March 2023, 5.30pm
Dates: 31 March – 29 April 2023
Times: Tuesday – Friday, 10am–5pm and Saturday 10am–2pm
Gallery: Albert Hallway and Foyer

The relationship between nature and the divine feminine is an important theme and inspiration for my artwork, as well as how this relates to my idea of home outward and within myself. Growing up on a farm made me appreciate nature not only for its beauty, but as a profound ever-growing resource that is infinitely connected to us. My work represents mother nature by flowers and faces entwined within each other, inspired by walks, dreams, magazines and films. I feel like contradiction and toxicity heavily plagues my phone, and in a world that is more connected than ever we can find statistics that tell us most of us feel more isolated than ever. We make ourselves finite resources that inevitably leaves us commodified, monetised, and stripped yet camouflaged. We fail to notice the lone bird in her nest or the ants carving paths in our footprints. I am never asked to trust the sky or the trees or the ocean, where I find reverie and what I wish to represent in my work most of all.