Fingers Crossed hypha-gallery-farringdon burnished and waxed to produce

burnished and waxed to produce depth of colour and lustre helping to unify the colouration

I pushed against him

connection

This body of work emerges from the deep wound left by the dismantling and eradication of the Sacred Goddess — a figure revered for over 200

Immersed in a perpetually mediated world

Fingers Crossed hypha-gallery-farringdon burnished and waxed to produceThe work creates a dialogue between the lottery being a ritualistic activity similar to going to the pub, both of which are prominent memories and observations from upbringing, whilst considering the role and hold the lottery has in culture particularly to working class people. It acts as a pedestal to pursue a wish that exists within a sense of false hope and deception. Fingers crossed! refers to expressions of superstitions present in culture, how