On the Edge
This new body of work moves through Autumn as a season of shedding and endurance, expressed through a loose botanical language.
Florals emerge and dissolve in fields of pinks and greens, set against more grounded, weathered tones. The works hold a raw femininity - toughened by loss and the grind of living - yet still fluid, instinctive, and alive with colour.
Alongside this, the presence of cliff-like forms - stone, ochre, and an alive deep blue sky speaks to the same force through a different register. The floral and the weathered rock do not anchor one another; they coexist, each carrying the fortitude of nature in its own way.
Across the series, change is not quiet or gentle. It is layered, restless, and necessary, where what falls away makes visible a deeper resilience that remains.
