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Takuhon
19 x 28 cm
2026
Working in the expanded field of contemporary print, I explore the complexity of the beyond human world and our relationships with it. Amongst the towering cliffs and wild seas of Pembrokeshire, the language of paper and the force of my body are used to reveal the unseen forces amongst rock and sea and to conjure a sense of the radical interdependence of things.
Produced on site and during a yearlong artist residency at the University of Lancashire ArtLab Contemporary Print Studio. I use the Japanese print technique of Takuhon as well as collagraph and woodcut. And work with the ideas of physicist Carlo Rovelli, political theorist Jane Bennett and others. I ask what it would be like if we could see vibrant matter and feel our entanglement amongst its waves.
Takuhon
19 x 28 cm
2026
Working in the expanded field of contemporary print, I explore the complexity of the beyond human world and our relationships with it. Amongst the towering cliffs and wild seas of Pembrokeshire, the language of paper and the force of my body are used to reveal the unseen forces amongst rock and sea and to conjure a sense of the radical interdependence of things.
Produced on site and during a yearlong artist residency at the University of Lancashire ArtLab Contemporary Print Studio. I use the Japanese print technique of Takuhon as well as collagraph and woodcut. And work with the ideas of physicist Carlo Rovelli, political theorist Jane Bennett and others. I ask what it would be like if we could see vibrant matter and feel our entanglement amongst its waves.