Second screenprint in the series inspired by found objects and quotes from Alice through the Looking Glass.

She thought she would try the plan, this time, of walking in the opposite direction.

Alice through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll

Six colour screen print depicting the circuitous route from childhood to adulthood. I was fortunate enough to visit Paris again in March 2022 and go to the flea market where there is a fantastic stall selling black and white photographs. Really excited to find the little boy on the phone, I felt it was perfect for this print.

I had been investigating the relationship of found images relating to the specific photographs. I see the objects as talismans that guide us on our tricky journey.

During Sue Baker Kentons class Develop your voice, I began investigating Alice in Wonderland and how I could use quotes from the book in my prints. I felt particularly inspired after finding a blue rabbit in a charity shop.

This silkscreen print will become part of a triptych which is currently in progress. The prints are produced at Sonsoles print studio in Peckham.

Would you tell me please, which way I ought to go from here

Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll