I Kept It Safe hypha-gallery-mayfair or one’s personal moral code

or one’s personal moral code and habits

She experienced significant sucrosion when the rhubarb and custard sweets became like knives in her mouth

in a practice reserved for valuable decorative ceramic works

sea level rises and is at risk of disappearing

I make use of the mythical to contest dominant power structures

I Kept It Safe hypha-gallery-mayfair or one’s personal moral code'I Kept it Safe' is responding to the disorientation of migration the experience of building a life that is not home. When I moved to London, distance became something physical: a language to relearn, a culture to navigate. The work grew from intimate conversations with others who had also left home. The outcome is a layered textile piece inspired by comfort discomfort, softness weight, protection exposure. The analogue lies in the process and subject