I am excited for my upcoming show at Michell’s Engine House, National Trust, East Pool Mine, opening on the 9th August and running to the 28th September. I'm currently working in the remarkable surroundings of The Dry at East Pool Mine, in preparation for the  exhibition, which is informed by my short story Catching Copper, 2023, and will show new film, sculpture and drawing works. The story includes memories of a walk I used to take regularly from Brea to Pool, where East Pool Mine is, so it feels perfect to be working almost on-site, in The Dry, throughout the Summer, while my Krowji studio undergoes some refurbishment and maintenance.

Catching Copper is about loss and longing, change and power. It considers how people, place and experience form who we are; it wonders about relationships to land, labour, and heritage, about what we leave behind, what we take forward, and how our remembering shapes and shifts these things.

A series of guided walks with readings will accompany the show. I'll be sharing more details and the exhibition opening times soon.

To help fund materials and time to make new work for the show, I am sharing some studio works on paper for sale in my Shop over June and July.