In hope and fear we go – #23
An exploration of the mental turbulence of going Whenever we go somewhere, we have some hopes, fears, desires and expectations. We may experience losses or gains by going. These emotions create mental turbulence. ‘In hope and fear we go’ is a reflection on this mental turbulence. It asks us to consider the different extents of…






Exploring aspects of the human condition using mixed media, including refracted light through glass, watercolour, ink and video.
My interest in optical caustics developed over many years after noticing the sun shining through a vintage Murano glass dish one day. The shapes formed reminded me somehow of mathematical curves and experimenting with Spirograph as a child.
Now, I love to visit somewhere new, find a glass object in a charity shop and try it out with natural light.


Additionally, study of the Yoga Sutras and eastern philosophy introduced me to the concept of Samskaras (संस्कार), which may be thought of as impressions, or tracks, in the mind leading to habitual patterns of thought. Through practice, these tracks may be redefined. This ancient concept has much in common with modern-day neuroscience descriptions of neuroplasticity.
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