For CUSP I am exploring the transition into ageing, how we feel mentally compared to the realities of the physical body. ​Through traditional and social media, art and advertising, how women's bodies look and what they're capable of often serve as the yardstick of our success. I am now at a period of my life where although mentally stronger, my physical presence is diminishing. The skin is looser, my body often aches, and I can no longer have children. This series acknowledges how I feel right now; simultaneously present, capable and strong but also fading into the background.

'Time is a Slippery Beast', is based on a call out to social media contacts asking for a word or short statement in response to the question 'How do you feel about ageing'. The messages I received were frank and heartfelt, but above all positive. 

You Saw Me, Now You Don't, is a series of self-portraits which seeks to reflect the feeling of being overlooked and a sense of invisibility that especially women seem to have as they age.