I reflect on familiar landscapes while embracing nature’s richness and the subtle disorientation it can evoke
within a mother and child's shared and individual experiences of pregnancy
'Aren't you going to light it
thus producing images which invite multiple interpretations
The feet twitching in tension or in the act of soothing themselves are isolated and highlighted on the bed in anticipation and reflection on the immediate future
Emerald Canopies hypha-gallery-catford I reflect on familiar landscapesEmerald Canopies is a sculptural meditation on memory, place, and belonging. Inspired by the silhouettes of tropical palms native to Singapore, the work echoes the vertical rhythm of foliage once framing the artist's daily view. Hand shaped forms stretch skyward, recalling fronds that sway while reaching for light. Created during a time of relocation, the piece reflects a queer artist's negotiation of home, adaptation, and identity. With its green