Female Scientists Series: Maggie
Giclée Print on HahnemÜhle Photo Rag 308gsm
A2 - 59.4 x 42.0cm (unframed); shown in 70 x 50cm matt black wooden frame with black mount
2023
‘Maggie’ is from a series of digital collage prints celebrating renowned British female scientists of colour including participants in the Royal Society’s project ‘Inspiring Scientists: Diversity in British Science’. ‘Maggie’ references the work and wider interests of Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock MBE who is a famous space scientist and TV presenter. The collage was produced from fragments of video stills of Dr Aderin-Pocock working on satellite and telescope instrumentation, images of space and the Clangers (of which the scientist is a fan!)
Female Scientists Series: Charlotte
Giclée Print on HahnemÜhle Photo Rag 308gsm
A2 - 59.4 x 42.0cm (unframed); shown in 70 x 50cm matt black wooden frame with black mount
2023
'Charlotte' is from a series of digital collage prints celebrating renowned British female scientists of colour including participants in the Royal Society’s project ‘Inspiring Scientists: Diversity in British Science’. ‘Charlotte’ references the research of Dr Charlotte Armah who is known for her work involving blood analysis to understand broccoli’s nutritional power to protect from cancer and cardiovascular disease. The collage was produced from image fragments of blood laboratory equipment and types of broccoli at everyday and microscopic scales.
Female Scientists Series: Jo
Giclée Print on HahnemÜhle Photo Rag 308gsm
A2 - 59.4 x 42.0cm (unframed); shown in 70 x 50cm matt black wooden frame with black mount
2023
'Jo' is from a series of digital collage prints celebrating renowned British female scientists of colour including participants in the Royal Society’s project ‘Inspiring Scientists: Diversity in British Science’. ‘Jo’ references the work of Professor Jo Shien Ng who is known for her work in electronic engineering, semi-conductor devices, avalanche photodiodes and mid-infrared light detection. The collage was produced from image fragments of laboratory equipment, visualisations, and data diagrams from Professor Ng’s field of research and stills from her Royal Society video.
Female Scientists Series: Jassel
Giclée Print on HahnemÜhle Photo Rag 308gsm
A2 - 59.4 x 42.0cm (unframed); shown in 70 x 50cm matt black wooden frame with black mount
2023
'Jassel' is from a series of digital collage prints celebrating renowned British female scientists of colour including participants in the Royal Society’s project ‘Inspiring Scientists: Diversity in British Science’. ‘Jassel’ references the work of Dr Jassel Majevadia who is known for her work in maths, physics and materials research on delayed hydride cracking to improve the safety of nuclear reactors. The collage was produced from image fragments of scientific visualisations and diagrams of hydride cracking which is caused by a reduction in the ductility of a metal due to absorbed hydrogen.
All Female Scientist series prints are editions of 10 + 2AP.
HypoPit
Epoxy fibreglass, paint, Styrofoam, galvanised steel, perforated stainless steel, bolts, wheels
195 x 125 x 55 cm
2016
'HypoPit' is a sculpture that references the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. These parts of the brain produce hormones that control aspects of the nervous system and many other behaviours including sleep, stress, attachment, learning. The steel structure suggests the body as machine, with conduits and connections carrying substances and messages.
Stranger in a Strange Land
Steel, crystacal lamina, fibreglass, epoxy resin, pigments, pencil, digital print
42cm x 38cm x 43cm
2012
Decision Cave
Steel, crystacal lamina, fibreglass, grout, "Magic 8 Ball", paint, varnish
54 x 46 x 39cm
2009
Come Hither
Caryatid Lifting
Digital Print
2012
La Belle Heaulmière
Digital Print
2012
Eternal Springtime
Digital Print
2012
The Little Mermaid
Digital Print
2012
Mush_room
Colour pencil on paper
52 x 40cm
2009
Arbi-tree
steel, crystacal lamina, electrical ballast, plastic, paint, digital picture frame
166 x 115 x 53cm
2010