Navigating My Sea II worked alongside women from Her Centre, Solace and the Aaina Centre- responding to the new tapestry commission, Feeling Blue, by Albert Whittle. Based online through Royal Museums Greenwich, across a period of two months, the group worked together, dying yarn from which they learnt to weave. Alongside their weaves they used creative writing to explore how colour connects to feeling. The resulting weaves and poems were given to Stuti Bansal who responded to the work through animation. The final publication and film made in collaboration with Aurelijia, Laura, Maria, Nikeshia, Padma and Zarida, was then screened and celebrated at the Queen’s House.
Publication and Animation, screening September 2024,
Queens House, Royal Museums Greenwich
Digital Animation, with sound (still)
02:20 (loop)
Digital Animation, with sound (still)
02:20 (loop)
A5 printed publication
A5 printed publication
Navigating My Sea III worked alongside women from Her Centre, Solace, Croydon Women’s Aid and the Aaina Centre, in partnership with Royal Museums Greenwich. Over a period of 3 months, we moved from the past into the future using processes of mapping in order to reflect on the places we have lived and the feelings and memories we have felt through sewing together. This series of embroidery works have been made in collaboration with participants Aurelia, Benat, Laura, Maria, Magdalena, Nikeisha, Padma, Pilomina and Zarida and translated into a poster series for all participants and centres.
Making in Isolation, Together (publication detail)
On permanent display online at [ SPACE ]
Making in Isolation, Together (batik detail)
On permanent display at Age Uk, Redbridge and the Allan Burgess Centre in Wansted
Making in Isolation, Together (batik detail)
On permanent display at Age Uk, Redbridge and the Allan Burgess Centre in Wansted