Art has always been a weapon of resistance, like a well-aimed stiletto at an unwelcome mansplainer. Women throughout history have wielded creativity like a battle axe, challenging oppression, reclaiming their narratives, and carving out spaces for self-expression. My work, especially my project RAW, follows this legacy.  It asks what it means to exist, create, and rebel within a patriarchal world.  And answers with colour, unique form and the vulnerable truth.

Let’s get one thing clear: what’s below my belt?  That’s between me, my doctor and maybe a lover, not a judge, not a journalist and definitely not a stranger in a toilet queue. This umbrella series brings together two collections: Intersecting and What’s in My Pants is None of Your Fucking Business. They push back against the relentless public obsession with sexual identity, genitalia, and public toilets.  The UK Supreme Court’s

The Catalyst: When Public Stories Strike Personal Chords In 2023, the sexual assault allegations made against Russell Brand triggered a wave of conflicting emotions in me, anger, disbelief, betrayal, and a deep sense of knowing.  His public denial, cloaked in self-righteous spiritualism, echoed a script that many of us have heard before.  The powerful man positioning himself as the true victim, while the voices of his accusers were cast into doubt. “innocent