Tread Softly
Footsteps across a path of tiny fragments assembled with stitch refer to a quote from the poem by W B Yeats, “I have spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.”
Tread Softly detail
A close-up detail of Tread Softly
Life Line
The lower section of a column of punched and threaded papers to symbolises the long tunnel drilled to rescue the 33 Chilean miners from the collapsed copper mine in Chile
Life Line + detail
A close-up detail showing the printed text which tells the story of the rescue
Watching and Waiting along the Faultline
Manipulated stitched paper textile forming a fault line formation in the earth’s crust, thinking of all friends in Japan and New Zealand
How Green is my Valley
A green curtain stitched with childhood photographs forms a suspended valley formation to hold memories of a Welsh home