Since 2015, I have also worked as a life model. It is something I have always particularly enjoyed doing and have practised regularly over the years, until the birth of my son in 2019, when I took a break from life modelling.
My experience as a life model has led me to take part in a wide variety of sessions, including during my pregnancy. I modelled for sessions while I was eight months pregnant. I have also had the opportunity to participate in more elaborate artistic projects, such as Donna Huanca, Scars Symbals, presented at the Zabludowicz Collection in 2016.
After taking a break from life modelling from 2019 following the birth of my son, I returned to it in 2024 and have since continued to develop this part of my practice.
Here you will find an overview of my life modelling work and collaborations over the years: life drawing classes in London, projects with universities, workshops with adult groups, as well as sessions with young teenagers.
This selection reflects the diversity of the contexts in which I have worked and my experience as a life model, both in educational settings and in contemporary art projects, as well as my return to modelling after a five-year break.
Life modelling class while pregnant in Walthamstow, 2019.
Life modelling class with teenagers in Walthamstow, 2017.
Donna Huanca, Scars Symbals at the Zabludowicz Collection, 2016
Life modelling class in Kingston School of Art, 2015.
