French for “like a fish in water” this picture represents body positivity. The Photograph is a “belly selfie” and the  navel was transformed into a fish swimming at the center of the abdomen.

HER is a collection of modern day goddess’s, influenced by ancient greek artworks and modern day femininity. Modernised goddess’ from mythology who now stands for the qualities we admire most in women.Throughout the first lockdown, I found myself missing the company of women. I have always been lucky enough to surround myself with strong, unique and influential women and this time apart inspire...

Since clearing out my social media feed, following positive accounts and surrounding my online presence with the body positive movement, I have found myself feeling envious of others and frustrated at myself. Not like before, when my feed was extremely false, but in a way in which I am jealous of how others seem to love their body.  With the brilliant body positive movement being SO great, but...

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been insecure about my body. I would find myself constantly comparing myself to women in the media. I felt undesirable. I know that so many other women feel that way as well. I decided to channel my insecurities into something productive and started creating pieces to highlight to beauty in every body. I wanted people to feel that their bodies were a ...

Once my father called me a slut for wearing jeans at a wedding. A couple of years later he would call me vulgar and lewd for not veiling myself at church. Pretty safe to say that I was aware of what my skin could do. What my bones held. I was told that women’s bodies were crafted to seduce and trap men, lure them into temptation and have them fall wayward on their paths. Years of trying to dres...