Experimental film was a fascinating creative medium for me as soon as I discovered it. Some of my works created at University studying Fine Arts were exhibited at the Museum Fridericianum in Kassel, Germany. I still explored experimental film just as a voluntary extra at Brighton University, when I worked towards my degree-show which also included elements of video projection. The most recent works from 2015/16 were all based around dance, movement, poetry, and nature. I am delighted that the film “Love it through this open door to Me” was chosen to be presented in the Women Cinemakers Biennale online special edition. I felt honoured and deeply touched that the selection committee felt the following:

“We have been really impressed with your insightful inquiry into the creative expression of the heart and we have highly appreciated the way your cross disciplinary practice establishes deep involvement with the spectatorship, both on the emotional aspect and on the intellectual one, urging the audience to evolve from viewers to participants.”

‘There is no Separation’

‘One Humanity’

All films below were created between 2015 and 2016

‘Love it through that open door to Me’:

‘Presence’, a short film inspired by a poem by Saniel Bonder,

 ‘My Name Is Love’:

‘To My Beloved’- inspired by the beautiful voice of Lindsay Treen and a beautiful sculpture by Andrew Wood

In 2019 I began to be moved to facilitate co-creative film projects based on the Universal Prayer for Peace. This very one-humanity-centered poem was asking for a collective response.

Within the Caravan of Unity I created one solo film and one collaboration:

For the award-winning co-creative production of the Universal Prayer for Peace film and the many contributions to the Caravan of Unity please visit:

The two videos below were filmed in an empty sunlit flat: