When
I saw the title of the exhibition, when I received the invitation to propose
work for the show “I am worthy” at The Viewing Room, it resonated with the
argon blue neon work, “But I’ve never been a calm blue sea” This phrase comes
from a song, “Storms” by Stevie Nicks. And when both phrases are put together
it reads: “I am worthy but I’ve never been a calm blue sea.”
In
my art practise I expand, negotiate and give attention to finding new
reflections of who I am, that lie beneath the surface. It is not easy being
worthy and standing one’s ground. It can be a hard battle of excruciating pain
and trauma. The colour blue refers to the unlanguaged parts, embodying a
reflection beyond a single idea and is like having a constellation of stars
inside one’s Being. These are all reminders of my purpose and path. A reminder
I am worthy.