Feedback from Exhibition - 'Silent Cycles'

Some feedback from the exhibition 'Silent Cycles' - that was presented in a military base.

“Something as small as this carries so much weight.”

"I love the blue of the images linking with the tampon, which at first I didn't recognise at first!"

"I didn't know what the blue thing in the middle was, reading it."

"I did feel abit weird about the piece when I'm rowing but it doesn't effect me."

"I interpreted the gaps in the portrait for a space of healing and becoming something you don't know yet, only what you want to create it."

"Feel sorry for women, I couldn't deal with that."

"I am pretty lucky, I don't suffer that greatly but my friend has Premenstrual Syndrome."

"Yeah, my sister suffers with Dysmenorrhea, its awful! Glad I'm a man"

"It's like looking in a mirror but also showing your progress."

"I like the fact that the piece is unfinished and reminds you always remember where you started, as you can get to a phase of I am not getting anywhere, but remember where you started, and should be proud of the progress, but the mental side wants to play a toll."

"I train in silence, as I don't want to seem weak."

"Some of those women are by idols! Flo Jo especially!"

“Worn, interrupted, and becoming something more.”