Experiential Artist | Mythic Feminism | Sacred Rebellion
Experiential Artist | Mythic Feminism | Sacred Rebellion
A collage series exploring the mythic, rebellious and monstrous feminine. Some works reflect personal experiences, while others consider the inner monster and questions of power reclaimed.
The Enlightenment, collage, 2024
420 x 582 mm
Moving Forward, collage, 2024
420 x 582 mm
There's Something Wrong with Me, collage, 2024
297 x 409 mm
Nothing, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Lost, collage, 2024
297 x 210 mm
Where are you?, collage, 2024
297 x 210 mm
Keep Still, collage, 2024
297 x 210 mm
Don't Fuss, collage, 2024
297 x 210 mm
Wide Awake, collage, 2024
297 x 210 mm
Don't Be So Silly, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Here I Come, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Nitpicker, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
In these collages, familiar fairy tale narratives are reimagined through feisty female protagonists and rebellious titles that challenge passive or victimised roles.
Forget the Goddamn Ball, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Forget the Goddamn Apple, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Forget the Goddamn Prince, 2024
409 x 297 mm
I'm Not Afraid, collage, 2024
297 x 210 mm
Forget the Goddamn Hair, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Who's Afraid of the Wolf?, collage, 2024
297 x 210 mm
A selection of vulva collages delves into the symbolism of female power. Embedded within each composition are signs of strength, energy, beauty and wisdom. These sanctuaries bloom with flowers and jewels, yet are guarded by weapons, barriers and even CCTV, protecting against unwanted intrusions.
Vitality, digital collage, 2024
30 x 30 cm
Mighty, digital collage, 2024
30 x 30 cm
Resistance, digital collage, 2024
30 x 30 cm
Dominion 1, digital collage, 2024
60 x 60 cm
Dominion 3, digital collage, 2024
60 x 60 cm
Dominion 2, digital collage, 2024
60 x 60 cm
These works explore women’s self-expression under conflicting social expectations. Female figures are titled with virtue names traditionally given to girls, revealing tensions between conformity, repression and the desire for autonomy and escape.
'To watch us dance is to hear our hearts speak'.
Hopi Indian saying
Joy, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Tace, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Prudence, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Mercy, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Grace, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Hope, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Modesty, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Honor, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Verity, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
In The Devil You Know, the figure of the monstrous, childless woman is reclaimed. Once cast as destroyers in classical tales, these characters are reimagined as powerful, disruptive, and outside the bounds of nurture and compliance.
Come to Mama, collage, 2024
582 x 420 mm
Mummy's Little Girl, 2024
582 x 420 mm
Fresh and Crunchy, collage, 2024
582 x 420 mm
'To deviate in any way from the prescribed motherhood narrative is to be made a monster, a destroyer of children.'
Jess Zimmerman
The Burn the Bitches series confronts the cultural vilification of unruly women — those deemed monstrous, deviant or dangerous. These collages reframe them as unapologetically powerful beings, challenging the narratives that have historically silenced or punished their difference.
First Bitch, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Second Bitch, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Third Bitch, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Fourth Bitch, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Fifth Bitch, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Sixth Bitch, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Seventh Bitch, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Eighth Bitch, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
Nineth Bitch, collage, 2024
409 x 297 mm
‘Being the monster feels powerful. They don’t need to be nice. They can unsettle people just for being different, for not fitting in.’
Tracy Satchwill
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