I usually love the way that acknowledging a day for a particular reason can alter your mindset into a unique place. Though because a date this week included one I worry about, May 18th seemed to force me into a separate sort of isolation. Last year, I prepared for such feelings by confronting them. I posted a lengthy reflection (included below), about what I’d learnt since that day in 2015. This year, I didn’t want to give unneeded significance to the day, but that didn’t wor

To continue that reflection on a reflection from my post from earlier today, I realized the series of significant May 18ths carried on this year as well. Thanks to my good friend theatre, I spent Friday evening as Miranda. So, all within two hours, I found myself stranded on an island, living a solitary life with no one to talk to, confronting feelings of fear and lack of agency, then talking with humans for the first time, and learning to care and love “goodly creatures”, as

I’m SO grateful to be a part of the Threads gallery! Thank you to Emma and The Juvenis Festival for giving SPACE to textile art!👽💫🚀 In these pieces, I used carved block prints, some screen print and embroidery. It’s been exciting to find that all my favourite art hobbies can tie together and accentuate each other’s strengths in a single work. That’s an overall concept that I find is crucial when bringing together anything. Tying threads of connection between things that mi