"A Journal in Tiles: Geometric Nature Studies"
2025
This series is a contemplative practice born from a lifelong dialogue with Nature, deepened by the intimate rhythms of gardening and growing food. Flow recently dived into a deeper connection with Nature that brings an awareness to key elements of the ills of this world. That reconnection is one of the key.
Each geometric tile has been intuitively drawn and translates an observation of colours, pattern, soundscape of Nature, and the fundamental connection between our species and the recognition of nourishing systems of the natural world.
Check the Cara app for other tiles. This is an ongoing project.
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Costume Design: Route to Roots project 2017
Flow was commissioned to design a series of 7 costumes for a residency in collaboration with
international and local Welsh artists. (project led by Dr Adeola Dewis).
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Masks (cardboard clay) 
The Red Spirit (part of an exhibition with 'Ancestree' see below 2020-22
The Cocoa/Coffee/Sugar Spirit (inspired by Guadeloupean carnival settings)
for Gŵyl Parc Fest - creative concept around food source and its ancestral origins.
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Story in threads (Research and Developpement project) with Laku Neg organisation around carnival settings/ Concept around theme ancestry, threads of life/death/nature/dyes and dies/water.
Collaborative RnD (with international/local Welsh-based artists- led by Dr A. Dewis)
Costum design experiment with threads.
Exploring natural dyes from plants, sewn local wool threads on linen using ancient techniques (crochet/hand sewing).
2021
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Headpiece made of cardboard clay 'Blue Dragon Head'.
Gŵyl Parc Fest 2024
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Interpretation of a beehive/light/shadow/spring time Cardboard installation in partnership with Nofit State Circus 2023-24
Workshops held in Splott Community Volunteers. Drop ins sessions.
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Signage /(Cardboard/paint/all waterproof)
Creation of workshops at Oasis centre on Splott Road partnered with Nofit State Circus
for a hyperlocal festival 2023 - Gŵyl Parc Fest
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Ancestree (natural sisal/crochet installation) @ the Wales Millenium Centre centred around
a variety of exhibitions for the reopening (after Covid lockdowns). 2020-22
- creative writing workshops
- storytelling
- Ancestree also served as a mural of exhibitions for local and international community artists.
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Sustainable approach to create furniture.
This stool is handmade with cardboard/paint and is waterproof.
Functional, solid and durable.
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Emerald (street) 3D piece
Project design with Gŵyl Parc Fest 2022 theme of Adamsdown streets
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Cardboard Mosaic 2020-24
Developping design/concept and creating accessible craft workshops to the community.