Artist book bought by the V&A National Art Library Word and Image Department for their permanent collection.

The artist bookwork Serpentina was purchased for the National Art Library, Word and Image Department at the V&A Museum in February 2016 after being exhibited at an Artist book fair by the University of West of England. This bookwork investigated the pilgrimage made by the mothers of some of those killed in Dubrovnik Croatia during the Serbian shelling of the city in the 1990's. The work documents the serpent like path which snakes its way to the top of the mountain which overlooks the UNESCO World Heritage city of Dubrovnik. The mothers carried huge crucifix's to the top of the mountain once a year in a ritual to remember the dead, stopping to pray at each of the 14 corners on the steep track, denoted by a crucifix marking out the Stations of the Cross (a Catholic ritual normally carried out on Good Friday).