Projects
Grow a word workshop
An installation and drop-in workshop for Manchester Mega Mela.
The installation was inspired by the Bengali poet Tagore and used haiku grown in cress to explore impermanence and the poetic form. →
Leftover garden
Part of 3 days without water, a Life Friendly Collective Residency.
What if the world was 100% water, how would we grow food? What would we eat? How would we survive? To find out I grew a leftover garden in water with scraps of vegetables from the compost bin of Eighth Day Cafe and plastic water bottles from the bin store of Piccadilly Place. →
3 days without water
Presented by The Life Friendly Collective, an exhibition and residency exploring the dynamic properties of water and our relationship to it. Working with Kate Bevan, James Brady, Louie + Jessie, Penny Skerrett and Squirrel Nation. →
Without Seeds
A Life Friendly Collective residency at The Chinese Arts Centre, Manchester. Inspired by land plants, such as moss, →
Life Friendly Residency
A Life Friendly Collective residency at The Chinese Arts Centre, Manchester. Inspired by land plants, such as moss, which were abundant on our residential in Kentmere, Maya will be exploring the energy and power contained within seeds and the threat Terminator Seeds pose to life on earth. She will recycle words from Erinma Ochu’s ‘Small Things’ and grow them into a seed haiku. →