Inkblot for Bees 2 hypha-gallery-farringdon The face-like form emerges through

The face-like form emerges through swirling

preserving its timeless allure while challenging conventional focus

" foregrounds queer stories that are all-to-often backgrounded in public institutions and museums

I drew the red lines are drawn over the leaves

This video loop explores sound through visual means

Inkblot for Bees 2 hypha-gallery-farringdon The face-like form emerges throughInkblot for Bees 2 expands on my New Observations on the History of Bees exploring the connection between art and consciousness. Inspired by Rorschach's inkblot test the work reinterprets inkblots as visual stimuli designed to engage both pollinators and humans. Bridging Western science with traditional knowledge systems it aims to develop patterns that stimulate consciousness and interspecies communication. This piece reflects my ongoing exploration