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

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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 is a comment on a patriarchal division of labour that leads to the invisibility of women.

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Each individual piece for 'daily utterings' embodies a private, unspoken response on an ordinary day. A pithy reply to an imagined posing of the question of 'how do you feel today?'. It is the revealing of a hidden reply that would usually be unveiled and remain private.

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Fabricated as a silent protest to the status quo, the artist's response to this fictive interest manifests through the use of mundane objects found lying around the home - scrabble pieces - to infer the pervasiveness of inequity.

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The work exists as small sculptures and archival prints.

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