'Doing Undoing' drawings & works on paper nothing ever stays exactly the

nothing ever stays exactly the same: a sculptural hand piece such as Curling Crest of a Wave

Mirrored concentric layers of curvilinear shapes in light and dark dyed linen

using an additional woodturning tool to slowly carve away pieces

and referencing the Macintosh rose

'Doing Undoing' drawings & works on paper nothing ever stays exactly theA thread pulling and embroidery practice on woven structures creates new fragments within two image series across print and textile. In this work, working with the original expression of this threadpulling practice entitled 'Doing Undoing', two hand dyed muslin swatches consider the idea of Dana Sonnenschein 'to make something of absences', through the removal of warp threads.