Medlars

Exploring themes of decay and renewal, this collection weaves narratives through various English landscapes, from London to the Midlands. It reflects on societal issues like xenophobia and Brexit, while also celebrating the beauty of nature found in hedgerows and forests. The metaphor of the Medlar fruit, inedible until rotting, symbolizes transformation and the potential for regeneration amidst chaos. Ultimately, the work seeks a glimmer of hope, advocating for change and the pursuit of sweetness in a world marked by contradictions.