Neutrophils hypha-marble-arch repetitively drawn uniformly across the

repetitively drawn uniformly across the surface of the paper

This piece is part of my practice that focuses on day to day moments visually inspired by early cartoon aesthetics - such as the Beano - using tapestry and electronics or gears as the materials

encouraging positive growth and expansion for those who face inequality

information and formats are constantly evolving

and the embodied experience of building

Neutrophils hypha-marble-arch repetitively drawn uniformly across theTime based video of blood cells obtained from nutritionist microscope. Neutrophils are a type of white blood cell that helps the body fight infection. The artists blood is being used for this work as a way to understand the workings of the immune system, and how it looks when fighting infection. By abstracting the footage, the work focuses on these unseen internal processes of the body. Reflecting on vulnerability, identity, and bodily autonomy. A