In the Playground

Play for me is as a way of thinking, open-ended and full of possibility.  Like the studio, I see the playground as a space to experiment, to let things collide and invent meaning through movement and materials.  It’s a place where things begin, go wrong, get repeated and often quietly fall apart.  It's rare for me to have a creative block, but if I do, I'll always go back to the playground, either one from my memory, or a physical one!  
Stompers, emulsion on cardboard, 190 x 85cm, 2024
Swings in Roundabouts, emulsion and acrylic on paper, 60 x 80cm, 2024
Too Fast, Slow Down, emulsion, felt pen, wool, thread and cardboard on wall lining paper (with sound), 150 x 200cm approx, 2025
On the Climbing Frame, emulsion on paper, 100 x 150cm, 2025
Wind the Bobbin Up, charcoal, household emulsion, household gloss and thread on wall lining paper (with sound), 100 x 160 cm approx, 2025
Bricks and Worms , acrylic and emulsion on card, 60 x 80 cm, 2024
Spiders Maze, emulsion on card, 60 x 80 cm, 2024
House, emulsion on card, 60 x 80 cm, 2024
Spring Rocker, acrylic and emulsion on card, 60 x 80cm, 2024
The Revolution is in the Soup, emulsion on cardboard, 50 x 70cm, 2024
Catherine Heard, Pink Panther
The Pink Panther Feels Anxious for the Future, emulsion, acrylic and tape on card, 60 x 80cm, 2025