In the Press

Creative Boom interviews me about art as activism, the issue of invisible disability and the healing power of art.

I join Katy Cowan for Creative Boom’s podcast to talk about being a chronic illness activist and freelance illustrator fighting for positive change.

Design Week asks me about learning from nature, how my anthropology background supports my craft and the need to question briefs.

Stylist spoke to me about visualising my conditions and shining a light on what it’s really like to live with chronic illness.

In celebration of the #OnHappiness season running at the Wellcome Collection, I joined Gal-Dem alongside other creatives for a beautiful and nourishing discussion on the things that bring me joy and tranquillity.

Schuh invited me to head their #ProudToBeMe campaign, which highlights women who inspire through their work, their strength and their outlook.

To celebrate Disability History Month, I worked with the UK Parliament to create a free downloadable book showcasing the lives of influential disability activists throughout history.

I spoke with Gal-Dem about using art to piece myself back together after a brain injury.

Read this interview to learn more about my work, my lived experiences and activism.

On two occasions I was a guest on Claira Hermet’s ‘The Scene’ on BBC Radio London. With Claira I speak about chronic illness, my journey to becoming an illustrator and whether my brain injury prepared me for life at home during the pandemic.

The Tate Modern invited me to speak at the UNIQLO x Kara Walker Late at Tate event where I speak on the theme of ‘Memory’ in relation to Post-Concussion Syndrome and domestic violence survivors.

Nadia Buyse shares her reflections on my solo exhibition ‘Now You See Me’ Undoing Stereotypes About Women of Colour at ONCA Gallery.