Exhibitions

360[5] Aspects of [Be]longing

November 2025

Holy Trinity Catholic Church

Faith is central to my search for belonging. This sanctuary at the edge of Wits, where I completed my Masters, is a place of stillness and relief.

July 2026

Waterford Kamhlaba United World College

Teabags became a medium during COVID-19, when my art lessons moved online and I had to adapt to what my students could get their hands on at home.

360[5] Aspects of [Be]longing

The title 360[5] speaks to the circular, contemplative space created when twelve quilts hang in a full arc around a room, surrounding the viewer 360 degrees. The bracketed 5 acknowledges the spiral of time, the way 365 days fold into the next year and the next.

[Be]longing holds the ambivalence at the heart of the whole project: to belong is also, always, to be longing — the two states inseparable, the tension between them the very thing that makes the work.

Though abstract in large form, the landscapes come together on an itsy-bitsy screen. This interactive feature draws the colours together to bring recognition and smiles.

Pixelated Impressionism

Enfolded in thousands of teabags

360[5] Aspects of [Be]longing exhibitions are an opportunity to encounter the fragility of the teabag art quilts up close, both their materiality and messages.