100 Women of Oxford grew from a passion to connect with other women in my community. I was intrigued by who they were and why they too were living in this city of dreaming spires. This project has unfolded as a deeply humbling, insightful journey though understanding womanhood.
Seated within the intimate spaces of each woman’s home, I had the privilege of listening to narratives spanning love and loss, politics, motherhood, climate change, murder, sexuality, mental health, fear, imposter syndrome, family conflict, feminism, war, social inclusion and countless other facets of humanity.
The project consists of one hundred portraits, each with accompanied text, and has now been published into a book by The North Wall Arts Centre. Available here: 100 Women of Oxford Book.
