In fleeting moments, paths entwine, Ephemeral bonds that life designs. We meet by chance, our stories blend, A spark, a laugh, a brief amend. Through hurried days and nights that fade, In crowded rooms or sunlit glades, We share a glimpse of who we are, A trace, a light, from near or far. I see…

This beautiful yellow tree represents the time I sent a picture to my friend in Australia. They thought the image stunning and wished they were there with me. This tree reminds us that perspective frames how we view the same situation / object.

This depicts someone giving, and someone receiving. Which depends on your perspective.

I have always liked and enjoyed Art. Medicine was work.   It was interesting to see how when  married together, how Art can be used to manage uncertainty.   I thought managing uncertainty needed one to “accumulate knowledge”. But even with the maximum knowledge, someone could still not know – and it’s not their fault.  Seeing Doctors…

This was my attempt to reflect on my experience with an eating disorder, which has taken up a large part of my life, since my teenage years and throughout my twenties. My eating disorder has made the visualisation of my future very difficult and sometimes held me back significantly, but throughout the past year of…

The picture represents the first CPR being performed on Mars upon arrival. It is there to remind us that with time and patience, our dreams become true regardless of how absurd they might seem at the moment. So, always have confidence and keep going forward because you are the OG!! Describing my elective: I had…

This piece was made using colourful tissue paper to translate a joyful chaos. It encapsulates the unwavering enthusiasm poured into the delivery of the ‘Navigating Uncertainties in Medicine’ Elective.  Alongside science, this elective explored the humanities in the form of theatre, music and art, encouraging students to be expressive in a safe space. Various contrasting…

Following along the trend of doing something new, I made a collage based off of two cheese graters that looked like they had faces. I thought they looked rather sweet, so I made a simple wedding for them. Depending on who you ask though, they may look evil instead – it’s all about perspective

I wanted to draw something that represented how the elective managed to make me feel calmer about becoming a doctor, and the image my mind conjured was of someone lying in a field on a sunny day. This piece is on canvas, which was new for me – kind of like how this elective was…

This piece illustrates the natural beauty of the African sunset and my deep rooted connections to my homeland. It also made me realise that home is more than just a physical place, it is something we create with comfort , memories and experiences.