Part of an ongoing body of 'non-work', 'daily utterings' is a series of sculptural objects and photographic images..

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'Non-work' refers to the labour, primarily carried out by women, that is not valued or paid for by society.

It contemplates the patriarchal division of labour that leads to the invisibility of women.

 

​The artist's response to the status quo manifests through the use of mundane objects commonly found lying around the home - scrabble pieces - to infer the pervasiveness and banality of inequity.

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Each individual piece comprising the body of work 'daily utterings' embodies a private, unspoken response on an ordinary day.

 

The revealing of a hidden reply that would usually be unveiled and remain private.

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