What are the Roots that Clutch hypha-marble-arch ‘We At Least Have to

‘We At Least Have to Share the Same House Together’ is a personal work that explore domestic and private tensions in an intimate setting

in particular the juxtaposition of her power to give birth and end life through disease or harsh conditions

a collection of Greek writings

and the transition between them

tension held between the impulse to resist and the pull to disappear

What are the Roots that Clutch hypha-marble-arch ‘We At Least Have toWhat are the roots that clutch, what branches grow out of this stony rubbish? From The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot. I found this discarded canvas already in a dull and cracked grey paint which reminded me of pavement, of smog and of decay. Tree stumps are headless figures; embodiments of disruption. They are relics of ruin but also places of protection. Their liminal remains become sculptural sites of regeneration. My work explores uncertainty and