'When I was younger, we would go to the village for Christmas, and moths find of different sized covering the wall. From small ones to huge ones bigger than my palm.’
An installation piece alluding to childhood and memory, observing the role it plays in the formation of our sense of identity, home, and belonging.

A split-screen film discussing the process of translating dreams across locations, which is a key part of the artist’s experience as a member of the diaspora. Loss, the left screen, alludes to the 5 of cups in tarot - a card of loss. Release without the element of choice. Although it ultimately leads to new growth symbolised by the full cup behind the character it is still overwhelmingly sad. Lost, the right screen, alludes to the 8 of cups in tarot which similarly talks about release, however rather than focusing on the grieving of loss, it is choosing to let go. The acceptance and journey forward, onto brighter things.

A sound piece, inspired by a quote from the artist, Maija Liepins. It discusses the idea of the ever-evolving self and the concept that identity is “always in process”.

An interactive installation and workshop piece in collaboration with artist Alexandra Lucas. Drawing from the design of a Peruvian backstrap loom, the piece engages with the artist’s interest in learning pre-colonial crafts, whilst also serving as a way for her to re-imagine ways in which this learning can occur.