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Tate Modern is having a restrospective of Tracy Emin’s work. It is showcasing painting, video, textiles, neons, writing, sculpture, and installation. I admire how Tracy Emin is challenging boundaries, using the female body as a powerful tool to explore passion, pain, and healing. Her use of colour (especially flesh pink tones) and textiles into her patchwork displays, is remarkable and empowering.

I recently went to this exhibition in The Mills Fabrica, a great space in King's Cross area in London, that is a global innovation ecosystem, dedicated to accelerating sustainable and social impact. They welcome start-ups, partners, via a system of co-working space. This exhibition was reimagining performance materials through the lens of 4 innovation narratives: Reimagining materials, Greener Chemistries, Beyond durability, and Future Footwear. Each of spaces were clearly se

I always loved sculpting and playing with volumes. Recently I went to Lewes, in East Sussex in Liv and Dom atelier (@livanddom) to create a goddess terracotta candlestick. From the sketch to the result, working with clay for a few hours has been a real enjoyment.