"She wove her own fishnets from the finest silk imported from the Andalusian mountains. She had been weaving since she was little, helping her grandmother with the large fishing nets at the dockside. Now, she wove silk fishnets and wore them stretched tight over her face. People would stare; they assumed it was a fashion fad. Not for her. She wore them as silken protection. Nets could catch and snare but they could also protect, woven with ancient words and spells. People would look but never see; her fishnet face protected her gentle soul from prying eyes."

Original digital artwork created with ink, oil paint and pencil mark making and then re-digitised. This is part of an on-going collection of digital collage, created to explore discordant relationships in a dystopic future urban landscape.