This self-portrait in glass appears to be a solid, modelled object within the cube. However the head does not exist in three dimensions: it is actually a composite image across many glass layers and lit by LEDs.

This exhibition piece is based on 22 MRI brain scans made of my partner who was displaying symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis. The scans were lost for a few weeks, but eventually found to reveal he was healthy.

This sculptural piece was made after working with a musician who had lost movement of one hand upon suffering a stroke. The sculptural form is based on the the pattern of tendons in the hand.

The final piece in a series of four, the interior wall of this glass sphere is lined with hundreds of glass extrusions, suggestive of a space within the body, while vascular threads crisscross the outer surface.

Displayed at the V&A museum, this triptych opens to reveal fifteen glass panels, lit from behind and each inscribed with textual references. The background is inscribed in gold and copper leaf with words that were taken from a personal letter.