Corbel hypha-gallery-camberwell ochre and iron oxide in

ochre and iron oxide in her work

using the body as both site and subject

Inspired by 17th century tapestries

The cement bag was worked with on the building site

This series is a recollection of all these intergenerational stories we've shared in the most insignificant ways: love is conveyed through show-and-tells

Corbel hypha-gallery-camberwell ochre and iron oxide inThe Ammonite order is often seen in architecture, on top of a fluted column or as a supporting bracket. As a spiral symbol inspired from nature, it represents a link to the Earth's energy, the volutes shaped to resemble Ammonites. I imagine these sculptures as future fossils, remnants of unearthed future ruins. Made of new age sediments of the Anthropocene flecks of plastic embedded in sand, decomposed heavy metals and toxic chemicals buried deep