Movementinmind is the name of my Art and Alexander Technique Teaching practice. These two disciplines each inform the other in relation to movement, mind, mark making and improvisation in my work. Living is moving; how we move embodies our pasts and creates our futures.

 I performed ‘Like a Woman’ above, in September 2016 at Cardiff Met. This work was undertaken during my MFA studies, a year of intense investigations that continue to be the foundation for the explorations you find here.

Currently I have two strands of exploration on the go. One is longstanding and is about my connection with and continued fascination and love for the ‘old’ Severn Bridge. Recently I have been talking to Barry who photographed the bridge as it was being built and I’m hoping to exhibit some of his photographs alongside my work in 2026. You can find some of this work on the posts under inky experiments.

The other strand which is in its really early stages and will be exhibited at Volcano in Swansea in March 2026 with ‘Moving Marks’, a new woman’s collaborative group formed through WAAW. ( Woman’s Arts Association Wales ). This work will explore themes of attachment. It’s arising from my experiences of supporting my mum in her move from her home of 50 years into a care home near where I live. At the moment it’s called Moving – we will see. It is likely to feature Astral face cream, a pink hand mirror and a selection of camisoles.

‘Helen’ shown below was shown at Art Central, Barry Vale Of Glamorgan , as part of WAAW celebration of international Women’s Day March – April 2024.

‘Home Time 2020’ was shown in 2021 at the Turner House Open in Penarth near Cardiff. Four original cyanotypes made during the first lockdown were presented framed. The complete series was reprinted and hung to make a large hanging piece which was shown as part of ‘Lost?’ A Shared Walk exhibition August – November 2021 at The Red House Merthyr and at Aberdare Museum in January 2022.

Pulling Together Apart was a Shared Walk exhibition shown online at Aberdare Museum (April 2021) and after that at sharedwalk.wordpress.com.