The clothes on our backs- India

The artist observes women’s lives through video, textile and the written word.

The overall emotion that one is left with in Michelle’s work is laced with aspects of love, loss and longing but also a sense of hope and belonging, to a larger narrative, a grander sense of ‘family’ that embraces her identity as an Indo-Irish woman of mixed race heritage who is discovering aspects of her Indianess through her artwork and journey. One that she has finally undertaken now, after fulfilling her maternal ‘duties’ in bringing up her own children and establishing a home away from home
– Georgina Maddox, Independent Critic/ Curator Delhi India 2022

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The womens’ carriage Mumbai

*Ordinary women,* papier mâché / antique hankies

*The woman who loved her father too much,* Embroidery and antique hanky

*The woman who stayed mad*, Embroidery and antique hanky

(Common Threads-Dep of Foreign Affairs Ireland)

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Woman Monsoon