Honoured to show my work alongside my peers as part of Vera Molnár’s exhibition at the @V_and_A. Many thanks to curator Melanie Lenz and the team for this thoughtful presentation.

Achillea Millefolium, 2026 This work began with a photograph I took of a yarrow plant (Achillea millefolium) growing by the roadside near my studio in spring. I formulated an algorithm to derive the grain of the plant: the directions in which its stems, leaves and flowers run, the course of its fibres and veins. These directions were reconstructed as Bézier curves in light green, dark green, orange-pink and yellow, and drawn onto paper with a pen plotter. The plant appears four times, and from left to right the number of curves increases. It grows again, not organically, but through accumulation in granularity. What begins as a sparse network of lines gradually becomes dense fields of colour: from drawn towards painted. Plotter drawing on watercolour paper – 58 × 84 cm · 23 × 33 in – unique edition

I have just typeset harm.work/series in the most perfect font in the world – thank you @abcdinamo and @AREdotNA – I love the alternative glyphs for the "a" and "I".