My work is based on objects, the tools we use to extend our reach and their historical context. I often use print or publications to disseminate my work. I am interested in objects functioning as disobedient, or disorderly interruptions to everyday life as well as symbols for our desire to control or manipulate situations and materials. Plymouth offers me an opportunity to further this line of research, looking at tools that are particularly relevant to the city and is particularly interesting for me due to its location and context as a major shipping port. I have found that an unfamiliar location enhances and invigorates my work allowing me to focus my practise, access to the facilities at Plymouth University will provide me with an opportunity to experiment and develop my print work.