“Concrete Comeback ⚣⚢ Arms are for Linking” was a solo exhibition at Stadtgalerie, Bern, Switzerland, curated by Luca Beeler. The exhibition centred around a series of signs, sound pieces experienced on Molitor ear pieces, as well as a video and an animation contained in a constructed walled environment reminiscent of a concrete underground shelter of the Cold War Period, and a series of props.

“We Will Replace All Men With Machines” is a spoken and sung performance, as well as a slogan printed in several media, and was the result of a two part residency in the public spaces of the Barbican Centre, London.  The artworks address the ambivalence about technological ‘progress’ expressed by feminists in the 1970s and 1980s and was funded by a commission for the Life Rewired season of events and exhibitions. 

“Our Pink Depot” is a set of works developed through a long term commission with Art on the Underground (2017-2019). Incorporating posters, text works, performances and an artist book, the art works emerged from spending time with miners, civil engineers, train drivers and former gay clubbers. It is entirety, the project proposed that the new Northern Line underground tunnels should be nominated a ‘pink depot’, indicating the need to create new queer spaces at sites where former LGBTQ+ nightlife has now disappeared, and re-using a historic term used by underground staff.