Exhibition Blog
'Epic Lesbian Breakdown': Avionics Foyer, Kingston
Mar 2022
'Epic Lesbian Breakdown' was my first ever solo exhibition. As the name suggests, this exhibition explored the concept of a breakdown from a playful tongue and cheek angle through painting, collage, poems and an installation. I used this exhibition as an opportunity to delve into my own subconscious whilst also exploring themes of queer female desire and nostalgia in a light-hearted and auto-biographical way.
'We're Still Here': Not My Beautiful House, Kingston
Feb 2022
We're Still Here was a group exhibition at Not My Beautiful House, Kingston which is a creative retail space and gallery. The show was an opportunity to test out new ideas, show recently finished work and works in progress. I displayed canvases, 'Obey my pussy' and 'Strongbow girls', alongside a poem.
'INPUT/OUTPUT': Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston
Dec 2021
INPUT/PUTPUT' was an exhibition at The Stanley Picker Gallery consisting of artist publications. I displayed my collaborative zine with poet Rovi Snave: 'Words Full of Shite'. Images of the exhibition and the contents of the zine are available to view online via the website link below.
X COLLAB: '01 BLUE': Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston
Jun 2021
The X Collab is an art collective with an aim to provide space for multi-institutional and multidisciplinary collaboration through publications and exhibitions. For their 2021 project, 'Blue', I created two pieces in collaboration with artist Meraki Vagary which were exhibited at the Stanley Picker Gallery and also featured in a publication.
The publication is available in both print and online archives.
'AMONGST 1 AND 0': Avionics Gallery Space Kingston
Mar 2020
I exhibited my installation ‘Build a Bitch 1.003’ as part of the exhibition ‘Amongst 1 & 0’, curated by Rosie Robson, featuring artists from art schools across London. The exhibition discussed our human relationships with screens and technology: our interactions, dependence and behaviour.
We transformed the 'Art Gym' in Avionics Building, Kingston, into an immersive space filled with lights and interactive artworks. My installation was at the entrance of the building. I encouraged viewers to touch and interact with it as part of an ongoing performance surrounding the piece.
'Hit Or Miss' was a group exhibition featuring myself and nine fellow artists from my university course (featured on the poster). We set up, advertised, built and directed the exhibition ourselves which featured experimental pieces and works-in-progress. Due to the array of artists featured we decided against a set theme for the show, instead we used it as an opportunity to present work that we wanted to try out in a public environment and receive audience feedback in a gallery setting. Therefore, we used this exhibition as a research process hence the name: 'Hit Or Miss'.
I exhibited the first version of my installation: 'Build a Bitch 1.001'.
'HIT OR MISS': Avionics Gallery Space Kingston
Jan 2020
WOKE WOMEN LDN COLLECTIVE: 'Her Truth' at Evolutionary Arts Hackney (EartH)
Oct 2019
On the 13th of October, I showed my work alongside a collective of female queer artists at our exhibition ‘Her Truth’ at Evolutionary Arts Hackney (EartH Gallery). The exhibition was created and curated by the feminist art collective 'Woke Women': lead by Acirne Edef and Alius Irene.
We put on an exhibition with a private view event that featured spoken word poetry, music and artist talks. The theme of the exhibition was feminist activism and female empowerment.
'GRID SHOW': Knights Park Foyer Gallery Space Kingston
Oct 2019
'GRID SHOW' was a group exhibition at Kingston School of Art where work was displayed in a tight grid format. The grids covered the walls and six table top surfaces. Each artist had two grids to present work within. The show included over 50 pieces of work from artists from the Fine Art course.
The exhibition took place is Knights Park main foyer and so was seen by hundreds of visitors over the week that it remained in situ. We also had a private view evening on the 26th of November.
I exhibited two pieces: a mini installation experiment of my 'Build a Bitch' first document which I had just created at the time and a collage piece named 'Take Control'. Both pictured.
'Fandom' was a group exhibition directed by Anna Choutova and curated by the 'BAD ART' collective alongside multi-media artist Sam Hall. It featured a range of artworks and performances. The show discussed themes such as celebrity obsession, fame and pop cultural fandoms. The exhibition took over Bones & Pearl studio in Tottenham, creating an immersive psychedelic space filled with neon lights and an expansive collage of artworks. Following the private view was an after party featuring live music and performance artworks.
An amalgamation of the tacky, obsessive, neon world of pop culture and celebrity scandal.
BAD ART COLLECTIVE: ' Fandom' at Bones & Pearl Studios Tottenham
Apr 2019
