Created with her son Luke during a time of family crisis, The Garden begins with the renewal of a long-neglected back garden. Filled with wild flowers, it became a space of intimacy and welcome. The mothers and daughters, the lonely, the marginalised, new lovers, the traumatised and heartbroken and those that had concealed a lifetime of shame.

As the garden evolved it became an expression of sexuality, yearning, joy and interconnectedness.

The garden turned into a metaphor for the human heart.