What does it mean to deliberately put your 45-year-old body into the world when culture has decided women your age should be fading quietly into the background? What's the difference between being looked at and choosing to be seen? What does it mean to be visible?

Reflections on the opening night of Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello

Introducing the final piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection

Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello is a mixed media collection exploring the way we communicate with each other behind the safety of the anonymous screen

Introducing another piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection

Introducing another piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection

Introducing another piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection

It’s time to talk about the next piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection

To support the release of my Flourishing Collection I decided to create something a little bit different - a cross between a detective story, a photo essay, and (of course) a treasure hunt

Introducing the fifth piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection

Here’s the fourth piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection - this time with bumholes!

It’s time to talk about the third piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection

Introducing the second piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection

Let’s dig into the symbolism of the first piece from the Things Men Have Said To Me Instead Of Hello collection!

Cats, but more importantly, not cats