Is there something about Emma Lewisham’s ethos or approach to beauty that aligns with your way of thinking about art?

Art is new ways of thinking and novel ways of going about things. To break with habitual ways of doing things is difficult. It requires courage to question established methods and the persistence to find better alternatives. That's what I try to do every day in my studio—it's molecular and vibrational, working at the most fundamental level to discover new possibilities. Emma Lewisham stands for the same ambition, in its formulations, packaging solutions and business model.   

Where most beauty brands follow conventional formulation approaches, Emma Lewisham has revolutionised the entire process, formulating based on how skin actually functions rather than simply following industry standards. They've reimagined everything from ingredient sourcing to packaging design, refusing to accept that luxury and sustainability can't coexist.

This is what drew me to the brand as it mirrors exactly how I approach my work—questioning every assumption, exploring new materials and processes, always pushing beyond what's expected or comfortable. 

We're both committed to innovation that has real substance behind it. It's not about being different for the sake of being different, it's about finding genuinely better ways to live and work. That shared philosophy of meaningful innovation is what made this collaboration feel so natural and exciting.

What do you hope people feel when they see your work on these limited-edition gift sets? 

These aren't just gift sets; they're vessels for connection. I hope when people receive these sets, they feel they're holding something special in their hands—something that goes beyond the products inside, offering intention, care, and a deep respect for both the giver and the receiver.