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Techy troubles......

Due to technical difficulties I am unable to upload further images film which accompanies the Batley Residency. May be at a much later date.

I worked collaboratively with Artist friends and colleague to develop my initial movement and mark-making.

The initial idea on movement / dance and mark-making I had years ago when a student at Bretton Hall. I do believe that everything does have it's own gestation period. I am so very excited to be making manifest my ideas now.





I was very fortunate to have studied separately and simultaneously, Textiles and Dance.

The disciplines of Art & of Dance are equal in passion as modes of self expression.

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