Ink

Ink is in my work and in my skin. It’s a constant in my practice, its fluidity, unpredictability, and range is endlessly inspiring. I work with simple, low-tech processes that allow ink to speak for itself; each mark is distinct, shaped by the moment. Over time, these marks have moved beyond watercolour paper, producing them directly onto garments and cloth, a natural evolution that reflects ink’s adaptability and its power to shape meaning across medium.

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WORK

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Noun Ink :/ Definition of ink 1: a colour-ed:/ usually liquid material for writing and print-ing:/ 2: the black protective secretion of a cephalopod 3 in-forma: tattoos on a person’s body

Circles Series

This ongoing body of work explores the circle as gesture, as structure and as trace. Through ink layered, repetitive, and unpredictable I return to the same mark again and again, allowing it to shift across form and intention.

Beginning with strict repetition on a visible grid, the series gradually loosens, marks begin to overlap, to blur, to suggest new forms. Finally, structure falls away entirely, giving space to fragment, to drift, to walk.

Across all three series, the circle becomes a site of quiet persistence a way to mark time, hold memory, and map the body's movements in relation to care, labour, and return.

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