Installation
(In)visible women at Storytelling and the Body Conference, Verona
Very excited that our Installation – (In)visible women: making more visible the woman in the body through audio-stories has →
Footprint Modulation
An exhibition of art and interventions exploring climate change, global justice and human displacement by Metaceptive. Featuring the →
‘Chamada From Chico Mendes’
Poetry from my forthcoming chapbook Fossil has been featured in ‘Chamada From Chico Mendes’ digital carnival installation connects →
Eye on a Word
An Installation exploring Tagore, presented as part of Manchester Mega Mela [Show slideshow] Further documentation from →
Siachen Glacier
An installation exploring retreating glaciers and the fragility of human life on earth. [Show slideshow] Poem exploring the →
Ripple
In collaboration with artist and poet Sarah Hymas, a Triptych of freestanding oversized artist books that use augmented reality, organic objects and poetic text to explore climate change. The Installation consists of interactive poetic sculptures that use augmented reality to illuminate anthropogenic climate change. Shortlisted for the 2015 Dot Award. →
The Salmagundi – Stoke Library
The Salmagundi crash lands in Stoke-on-Trent library all next week for half-term! The Salmagundi crash lands at Stoke-on-Trent →
The Salmagundi
A B Arts commission to write an interactive story experience for 9-13 year olds. Working with young people in Stoke-on-Trent to produce an immersive story experience to tour libraries and arts centres 2014-2017 with the aim of encouraging young people to continue their lifelong reading journey. →
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. →
Without Seeds
A Life Friendly Collective residency at The Chinese Arts Centre, Manchester. Inspired by land plants, such as moss, →