Exhibition History

2026

Hastings Open, Hastings Museum - October
Selected work: Mother Tongue: Ancestral Forms triptych.

Yard at Waterworks — Net Hut - September
A small presentation of recent work bringing together Hekus, Mother Tongue, the crow works, ceramics and new papier-mâché pieces.

Blackshed Gallery, Robertsbridge June - July
Mother Tongue
A major exhibition bringing together work exploring language, ancestral forms, ancient technologies, material culture and cultural transformation. The exhibition was timed around the summer solstice.

Pure Arts Spring Show , Hastings - April
Exhibition featuring the crow works Flying Home (collar) and The Jewel Thief (brooch).

Inverarity Gallery - online International show - February
Prowl
Invited work: Aureum Nocturna — Embrace of the Clouded Leopard.

Hekus — performances/presentations
De La Warr Pavilion, July 2026
Folk and Fable, September 2026

2025

Inverarity Gallery - February
Ocean Tales
Invited work: Posidia Catches the Argonaut — a large wax-carved and cast silver paper argonaut suspended within a silver wire net and displayed on driftwood decorated with Minoan-inspired stencils.

2024

Forge, Hatton Garden - October
Metropolis
A body of sculptural and jewellery work exploring material, archaeological forms, marks and transformation, accompanied by ceramic Raku stands conceived as small temples for the work.

2024

1200 Postcards, Hastings - June
Part of Mark Daniel’s exhibition
Invited crow work.

2023

Electro Studios, Hastings - June
Hastings College Open
Exhibited Mother, a large neckpiece developed during a mentorship with Susan Lenart, alongside Oak Moss, two wax-carved mushroom rings set into ancient moss-covered oak.

2021

De La Warr Pavillion, Bexhill on sea - August
All in the Same Storm: Pandemic Patchwork Stories
A collaborative textile project organised through Stitch for Change and The Refugee Buddy Project, bringing together individual patchwork stories from the pandemic into four large quilts.