Unexpected Encounters
“I like your bonnet.” I say to the stranger next to me. I am sitting on the hardback chair in a desolate corridor of the
life as an expat with two young children
“I like your bonnet.” I say to the stranger next to me. I am sitting on the hardback chair in a desolate corridor of the
Très peu de temps après avoir reçu un diagnostique de Leucémie myeloide aiguë (LMA) (octobre 2024), j’ai eu des complications sévères, mes organes ont lâchés,
I had been emergency evacuated from Barbados (August 2024), and was missing my life there dearly, so a friend brought the ocean to me. «
Officially, after several rounds of chemo, a stem cell transplant and a menin inhibitors on clinical trial, I’ve been in remission since November 2025. This
Before the warm heat of the Barbados sun had time to cool off on my skin – I was plunged into the crisp Fall weather.
This piece of art represents a window into the dream/nightmare I had whilst in an induced coma and receiving chemotherapy for leukaemia in intensive care