ABOUT

Kayleigh’s work explores the aftermath of sexual assault through the emotional and symbolic significance of everyday objects. Drawing on Julia Kristeva's concept of abjection, her work presents a deeply personal perspective on the enduring effects of trauma.
Through photography and handwritten narratives, she explores the emotional weight of objects, transforming them into vessels of grief, healing and meaning.
Her practice investigates the complexities of recovery, amplifying voices that are often unheard. By engaging with both her own experiences and those of others, she aim’s to dismantle the silence surrounding sexual violence, fostering connection, visibility and understanding.