My artistic practice is based on the investigation of the female body in transformation. I interweave the female voices of mythology and art history like Daphne and Medusa with a personal contemporary imagery in order to facilitate a polyphonic cross-temporal dialogue about the ways the female body has been allowed to take up space. I connect these pre-existing images and archetypes to representations of my own body, because those pervasive images of womanhood are personal to me: adored, absorbed, internalised and finally transformed under its pressures, they told me how to be and where wandering eyes and hands might go. 

My work invites that gaze, only to reflect back the exhaustion and quiet rage its provokes within.