Learning to take up space Photography laser-cut from metal and UV-printed

laser-cut from metal and UV-printed with layered diagrams

and processes that deny physical contact and error

each surface bears the trace of gesture

whilst considering the role and hold the lottery has in culture particularly to working class people

I'm interested in how this transparent layer both flattens the surface and creates depth and ambiguity to where the image layer lies

Learning to take up space Photography laser-cut from metal and UV-printedLearning to take up space takes my interest in fibre arts, as a commentary on gendered associations and the politics of textiles, and places the material as a substitute for flesh. Working alongside the materials, and looking at the world through a feminist lens, I am questioning the politics of space who gets to take up space and why certain groups are expected to not to. This piece rejects our eurocentric, patriarchal society, encouraging positive