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These paintings capture my memories of the moments and spaces where my voice has truly been heard, encouraged, and accepted. This collection invites you into a rich, multi-dimensional experience that reflects my relationship with my voice and the special connections to the spaces that have empowered my speech.

In this series of artworks, I explore the theme of connection and how individuals react to moments in time. By considering perspective, I emphasise that each experience is unique and cannot be fully understood by those around it, as they have viewed it differently or not at all. The artworks below were exhibited at the end-of-year exhibition at the University of Staffordshire, titled 'Omina'.

I wanted to explore the concept of human connection, specifically how our relationships with others impact us. This interest arose from my experience of moving out of my first-year university accommodation and its influence on my friendships and communication. Through this process, I examined various forms of human connection, including friendships, family ties, and relationships with colleagues at social events and intimate gatherings. I reflect on and represent the closeness of human relationships and connections through physical actions. I also consider the opposite of this through the idea of disconnection and distance, which are often associated with loneliness and a sense of invisibility.