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    Super Saiyan
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    Super Saiyan, Tuesday, 2021, oil on canvas, 77 cm x 50 cm

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    It hasn’t rained in months
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    It hasn’t rained in months, Tuesday, 2021, oil on canvas, 75 cm x 58 cm

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    Parasites in the Valley
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    Parasites in the Valley, Tuesday, 2021, oil on printed vinyl canvas, 56 x 46 cm 

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    I fell into Yggdrasil
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    I fell into Yggdrasil, Tuesday, 2021, oil on canvas and glazed ceramic piece (11 cm), 100 x 76 cm 

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    Triptych with Font
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    Triptych with Font, Tuesday, 2021, 3 x (30 x 42 cm) oil on canvas and 24 x 20 x 10 cm glazed ceramic filled with blessed water

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    Hair like Worms
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    Hair like Worms, Tuesday, glazed ceramic, 30 x 32 x 16 cm

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    Body and Harvest
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    Body and Harvest, Tuesday, 2021, 3-part glazed ceramic piece, 22 x 54 x 6 cm
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    A series of busted waterlily plants
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    A series of busted waterlily plants, Tuesday, 2021, glazed ceramic, various sizes averaging 17 x 10 cm

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    YOU
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    YOU, Tuesday, 2020, oil pastel on black paper, 30 x 42 cm

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Tuesday – BA/BFA

I have always been drawn towards ‘the other’ and the perception of it, its complexities and absurdities. Fluidity is key to my practice, both conceptually and in methodology. I want to represent spaces and objects that evoke uncertainty in their margins and that are functionally indeterminate. Where everything is submerging or emerging. I’ve been working in this collage/amalgamation way, where I introduce images with specific connotations or symbolic potential.

How they merge and their tension helps create a larger alchemic landscape. The composition abstracting the body into land, the land to liquidity. Additionally, there’s rhythmic method. Each colour, in a painting or drawing, should form a rhythm on canvas.This has resulted in a conceptual land of submergence, where creatures lay in and out of land, isolated in their haze. These dynamics come together in drawings, paintings, ceramics, video and sound. In this terrain, the spillages, in the image, call to the ephemeral significance of a marginal location and the marginalised body. The fundamental indeterminacy of the ‘othered’ experience.