My current work is an exploration of plant/human inter/intra-action.

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Inspired by post humanists like Rosi Braidotti and eco-feminists such as Donna Haraway this work questions traditional boundaries between plants and humans, and examines our entangled lives.

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With collaborators Dr DAR Rogers and Frank Duffy I am examining:

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• the significance of thorns in religion, culture and story and what can be learned from these plants that live on the margins and both injure and protect

• The possibility that invertebrates might be leaving behind works of art when they munch through leaves, subverting the notion of a "pest," wondering about non-human artistic agency and noticing holes in leaves as a marker of bio-diversity

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This work is in its early stages of development.