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Much of daily life is lived unconsciously as we shift in and out of focus

the piece offers a contemporary meditation on collective grief

This surreal painting has a gentle and lovingly humorous ambience

embedded in the Cornish landscape

The original photograph was taken by artist Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz in early 1900s and is in the collection of the Tatra Museum in Zakopane in form of glass negative

A Place to Hide hypha-hq Much of daily life isMy recent works illustrate quiet scenes of pregnancy and postpartum, focusing on moments of shared wonder, exploration and protectiveness. Here, a pair huddles together in a shared dream of the future. Your Place in the Family of Things takes its title from a Mary Oliver poem and its figures reference a drawing by Egon Schiele. In all of my works, I explore a love for storytelling and ornamental pattern.