I created dioramas with found objects, taxidermy, painted and sculpted forms, and often included stories or poems. I experimented with light and sound and received Arts Council Funding to take this work out of the gallery setting and into the realm of ‘Public Art’. This culminated in a 6-piece art trail called ‘Strangers’ for b-side festival in 2016.

I also created an imaginary alternative world called ‘The Field’ that is home to 26 anthropomorphic taxidermy animals each with their own fictional life and box art diorama. Their characters are based on my observations of human behaviour and the strange stories we like to tell. This work is permanently on display at The Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities, London.

My work under Katarina Rose looked at social structures, organised religion, gender based prejudices, the use of humour, heroism, archetypes, idealism, and the layers of human deception that often mask the greater truths. I exhibited extensively under this alias and most notably within the curated show at the RWA ‘Strange Worlds: The Vision of Angela Carter.’