Exhibitions

I was one of six artists selected by the Royal Society of Sculptors to take part in the exhibition ‘Deep Veins’ held in the chapel at Brompton Cemetery in London to mark International Women’s Day. Curated by Catherine Li, the exhibition showcased sculptural works by women from an interdisciplinary perspective, exploring themes of motherhood, craft and the female body as a system of connection and endurance. […]

The exhibition ‘Lost and found’ showcases the work made during my three-month-long artist’s residency at the Musée-Atelier du Verre in Northern France. The works are divided in to two series. The first, Lost and Found, deals with the concept of collective and individual identity through the everyday form of a purse: a belonging which is often lost, stolen or mislaid, full of sentimental value and charged with personal memories. […]

The installation ‘Outside-In’ was made specifically for BAC IV and is inspired by the Cordoban leather wall coverings of the 16th and 17th centuries. It reflects the cross-cultural pollination, born of other cultures and times, which is so clearly seen in the Raval neighbourhood of Barcelona, a contemporary cradle of cultures, where the work was first exhibited. […]

‘Lost and found’ is a series of works created during her artist’s residency in France and deals with the concept of collective and individual identity through the everyday form of a purse.  […]

I have been interested in the Arts and Crafts Movement since I began studying Landscape Architecture in the early eighties. As a keen observer of architectural details, surface textures, and wallpapers, I collect fragments […]

The Archer’s Paradox and The Art of Deception were selected for exhibiton during the 2012 Olympic Games. Courage, determination and strength are requisite qualities of both athlete and artist, but these are often underpinned by fragility. […]

A juried show of sculptural jewellery with a special focus on recycled glass. I took the everyday glass bottle sometimes used as a container of messages, to create new works which take the story of the Ice Maiden and history of tattoos as a source of inspiration. […]

The installation ‘…for in remembrance there are no distances’, was inspired by funerary urns of the Roman era into which were placed small flasks containing the tears of the mourners. The form of the everyday container is transformed into another everyday object: the pillow: an alternative container of tears and a symbol of sleep. […]

Human Shield I, II & III were exhibited in Barcelona at the ARTFAD finalist’s show where I was awarded […]

‘Longing for the land of your memories and the birthplace of your secret desires’ A site-specific installation which received the Jutta Cuny Franz Memorial Award for New Talent in 2003. It was inspired by traces of wallpaper left clinging to the walls of recently demolished buildings in the area where I live and the way in which they give us an intimate glimpse of the past. […]