A shoe pressing into wet mud. Clay between your fingers. Pressing something. The satisfaction when it bounces back. Chubby Cheeks. Pillows. Blu-Tack. Jelly. A sponge. Bellies. Mouths. These are some of the infinite forms of Squish.
My practice explores what Squish is. I investigate how Squish can be used. My work envelops larger ideas of anxiety, connection and interaction with the overarching search for Squish.
I lose myself in it. Obsessing over every detail. Exploring, playing. I know it inside-out. It’s a compulsion. A habit I can’t break.
Squish is all around you. How big is Squish? What colour is it? Is
These are a few in the never-ending list of questions about Squish which I’m trying to answer.
I make Squish.

Squish v3.2 (A visualisation of installation view), 2020, homemade play-doh and cling film, dimensions variable.

Flow (detail), 2020, wax, 8.3cm x 17.4cm x 10.5cm.

Train of Thought (installation view, front), 2019, Netting Strips, dimensions variable.

Noise, 2020, digital text.

Squish-Tac, 2020, blu-tack, 8cm x 6cm x 5.5cm.

Loopdeloop, 2020, lino print on paper,