These human-scale soft sculptures are interactive - they are made to be touched, played with, embraced, napped on, or anything else that the visitor to the space needs.

They are intended to provide positive sensory input and whole-body engagement in arts spaces, and to disrupt the usual “no touching, observe from a distance” rule.

Some of these sculptures were exhibited as part of SQUISHY!, a solo exhibition held in the Project Arts Centre as part of Disrupt Disability Arts Festival 2025.