Exhibitions

Ten Souls is a series of ten figurines embodying joy, grace, love, strength, home, balance, peace, kindness, courage and independence. Inspired by Hugh Mackay’s writing on the desires that drive human behaviour, the works reflect the shared hopes and inner qualities that sustain us.

Deities of Daily Needs is a playful collection of ceramic figurines created to help with the small but frustrating challenges of everyday life, from finding a parking space to navigating Instagram. Together, they form a colourful pantheon of modern helpers offering humour, comfort and perhaps a little magic.

Iconic Figures: Devas, Deities and Divas brings together a playful “greatest hits” of my practice, marking 15 years of working with Edwina Corlette Gallery. These new ceramic sculptures draw on themes that have shaped my work over time—protection, joy, identity, and belonging—using familiar elements such as floral motifs, paired figures, and the V-sign gesture.

Eleganza Extravaganza Cats explores Thai folklore through a queer lens, drawing inspiration from Nang Maew, a flamboyant female cat character traditionally performed by a male actor in the play Chaiyachet. Through theatrical and exuberant sculptures, the series celebrates queer visibility and challenges conventional ideas about gender and performance.