My practice utilises screenprint to consider stillness in the domestic through the exploration of personal narratives. I attempt to navigate the liminality between comfort and discomfort through reflection and observation; where snapshots become visceral faded memories, clutching tentatively onto moments we cannot grasp. Within quiet screenprints, layers of ink become symbolic of layers of recollection. Each layer speaking to that of the last whilst subtly altering our perception of the present.

The fly snaps us back into a strange reality, what is usually moving becomes still and what is fixed drifts away.

 

Do you ever feel like a fly on the wall?

 

Spaces are playfully interrupted through the ongoing The Fly on the Wall installation and fly mail postal service; I produce stickers, risograph zines and artist books that buzz through Bower, Bristol and beyond.