101 edition print, artist signed and numbered.

Museum-quality reproduction of original artwork, printed onto 310 gsm Canson Fine Art paper using archival standard inks.

Artwork dimensions: 360 mm x 594 mm

Paper dimensions: 420 mm x 594 mm

On the 2nd of March, Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman shared their story and launched a campaign to bring awareness to ovarian cancer.

There was a call to action; They were starting a conversation. All proceeds from the sales of two limited-edition T-shirts (one featuring my artwork) went directly Associate Professor Caroline Ford and her UNSW Ovarian Cancer Research team to fund their research and development of an early detection test.

Before I joined this project I was not aware of the statistics.

In Australia, three women die from the disease every day,​ and close to 300,000 women are diagnosed every year, worldwide. With minimal warning signs, no early detection test, limited funding and no cure, once ovarian cancer is diagnosed, it is often too late. By introducing an early detection test women will be provided with the knowledge, resources and power to know their ovaries.

I worked with the Camilla and Marc team to create this artwork that was featured in the campaign.

Rawness, honesty and effortless femininity was what I looking to find with the paint. The response to the artwork was incredible and I would like the artwork to live on and to continue to support Professor Caroline Ford and her team.

I want to continue the conversation #ovariestalkaboutthem with ten per cent of proceeds of print sales to being donated to Ovarian Cancer Research, UNSW Sydney.