puhallus Elegant I have clobber it on

I have clobber it on paper with a copper plate

flowing form and metallic surface create a shifting play between light and shadow

which is one of the central figures in Finnish mythology

In this work

The piece features four polymer clay reliefs molded directly to an upcycled picture frame

puhallus Elegant I have clobber it onoil and ink on mdf part of 'postcards from places I can no longer visit' Working from an archive of my own childhood photographs, I am approaching self portraits as refracting images of a not me anymore. The childhood portrayed in these photographs is familiar yet foreign, as a look back at it through someone else's eyes, recognising the taken photographs, not the moments themselves. The act of reproduction allows a further refraction of memory, as