Inspired by ancient warrior, Queen Boudicca
Boudicca was the Queen of the Celtic Iceni tribe and an important British cultural folk hero who led a rebellion to fight the Roman army. Her name is derived from the word victorious.

Though she lost her battle and her cause, Boudicca is celebrated today as a national heroine and a universal symbol of the human desire for freedom and justice. She united thousands of ancient Britons, stood up for what she believed in, fought against social injustice; she was known as a pagan queen, an unruly woman and a valiant warrior, this is a celebration of all unorthodox women. Her legacy reminds us of the power of resilience and the enduring spirit of those who refuse to bow to tyranny.

Boudicca's story resonates through the ages as a symbol of unwavering strength and the unbreakable bond between a leader and her people in the pursuit of justice and autonomy. She remains a testament to the resilience and courage of women who have stood as defenders of their homes and champions of their people throughout history.

Technique
Queen Boudicca - A Life in Legend was created by constructing a hand-cut collage using female photographic portraiture and hand drawn illustrations and photographs of horses.