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Inspired by physicist and chemist Marie Curie Marie Curie was a Polish-born physicist, chemist and a leader in the study of radiation. Through her legendary achievements in science and an obsessive dedication to her work, Curie set a shining example for future generations of researchers. This chemical heroine was indeed one of the greatest scientists of the twentieth century. Marie Curie was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1903 for her work on radioactivity, making her the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize. In 1911, she won a second Nobel Prize, this time in Chemistry, for her pioneering research on radium and polonium. Marie Curie's life story is not only one of scientific brilliance but also of courage and resilience. Her pioneering spirit and relentless curiosity continue to inspire scientists, particularly women, to push the boundaries of what is possible in the quest to understand the universe's mysteries. In 1906, Marie Curie became the first female professor at the University of Paris (Sorbonne), where she conducted much of her groundbreaking research. Curie's contributions extend to improving education. She established the Radium Institute in Paris, which became a hub for scientific research in radioactivity and attracted researchers from around the world. Marie Curie's legacy is not only a testament to her scientific genius but also a reminder of the profound impact of scientific inquiry on society. Her work continues to influence diverse fields, from nuclear physics to medical treatments, and her story inspires generations to pursue knowledge and discovery with unwavering dedication. Technique Nobel Marie II Study (Ode To Madame Curie) was created by constructing a hand-cut collage using female photographic portraiture, photograms made from antique slides of microscopic cells, and a Blue Morpho butterfly.
2024
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I am London based artist and mixed-media printmaker. My work is a visual celebration of female trailblazers and (s)heroes past and present using alternative process photography to create an illuminating memorial honouring these fascinating and often overlooked figures. Shining a vital spotlight on these extraordinary characters, I aim to place women’s history firmly within current historical and cultural narratives by pushing the boundaries of how female photographic portraiture is viewed in the modern world. Through rule breaking and blending mediums, I use traditional photographic techniques with a contemporary, technological twist- A fusion of science, history and darkroom alchemy. By examining and developing innovative ways of reworking photographic, painted and illustrated images, I use the medium of hand-cut collage, mixed-media print techniques, and the monochromatic colour palette of Prussian blue cyanotypes to create otherworldly, surrealistic portraits suspended deep inside the paper’s surface. Seeking to record and interpret the perspectives and human experience of my subjects, I shape their stories to construct a layered whole. Using rigorous research rituals- (my methodology of collecting and interpreting data) I document their voices and their visions- their authority, knowledge, struggles and wisdom to create compelling narratives. A rich and resonant means to honour the lives and legacies of women, whose individual and collective accomplishments have enriched our lives. In rendering them visible, they serve as a totem of strength, these inspirational and empowering figures symbolise emerging hope. The portraits are chronicles of enquiry, evolving through the dialogue between myself as the artist, the subject and the viewer, with an aim to start conversations, break barriers and appeal to intellect and emotion.I hope to inform and inspire by creating narratives that capture the richness, complexity, and dimensionality of human experience in a social and cultural context. Each one leading toward a quest for new understandings and valuable insights, as well as instigating a societal sea change. “I hope my visual storytelling ignites imaginations and rouses a curiosity to delve deeper and discover more about the lives of these remarkable women. I want people to feel connected, connected to their stories and to notice the unnoticed.”
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