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NepSlim lengths of slim wood have been cut and reconfigured in a way that propels movement and creating an energetic rhythmic interplay between solid form and void. The wood is stapled together with the metal fastenings acting not merely as connectors but as subtle directional cues. These metallic points catch the eye and guide the gaze through the sculpture inviting a visual choreography. There is a tension between the rawness of the construction and

the artworks encourage contemplation on how technology influences our perception of ourselves and the world around us

and with a growing sense of frustration with figurative painting

Smell is the strongest sense for memory

Miss Szembek is depicted on the top of rocks in victory pose

The work now feels like a quiet dialogue between memory

It is both relic and creature

unwilling to be pushed in (again)

The photograph comes from a few days spent in the Kent countryside

This painting appeared on Portrait Artist of the Year

She also collects and uses materials found at the sites such as anthracite

and structure

We see a human animal hybrid at night