Support The Coveration of Eve
Help sustain an independent visual research project.
The Coveration of Eve is an independent, long-term visual investigation exploring how systems of myth, culture, and power shape the visibility of the female body.
The project grows through archives, visual notebooks, collage, material experiments, residencies, and public presentations. Every contribution helps create the time and conditions that allow this research to continue.
What are you supporting?
The Coveration of Eve does not move towards a single finished outcome.
Each investigation begins with a question and develops through research, experimentation, and making. Some become exhibitions, some become publications, and others remain notebooks that quietly shape future work.
Supporting Eve means supporting the time required for artistic research to remain open.
Current Research Phase
Hospitalfield Interdisciplinary Residency
August 2026
The next public phase of The Coveration of Eve begins during the Hospitalfield Interdisciplinary Residency.
This residency marks the beginning of Refusal to Remain Visible, a new investigation exploring absence, withdrawal, opacity, and the possibility of choosing not to remain visible.
Rather than arriving with finished works, I will use the residency as a space for image-based research, archival exploration, visual notebooks, collage, writing, and material experimentation.
Support at this stage directly contributes to making this research possible.
Ways to Participate
Support the Current Research
The current phase of The Coveration of Eve begins with the Hospitalfield Interdisciplinary Residency. Your contribution helps sustain this research as it develops through archives, notebooks, material experiments, and future public outcomes.
Your contribution helps support:
Research time
Archive visits
Materials & printing
Documentation
Future investigations
Public outcomes
Choose a one-off or monthly contribution. Every contribution helps create the time and space this research needs to grow.
Thank you for helping this research remain independent.
Reserve the First Research Edition
Refusal to remain visible - Hospitalfield Residency - 2026
The first public research edition of The Coveration of Eve will be developed during the Hospitalfield Interdisciplinary Residency and assembled after the residency is complete.
Rather than documenting finished artworks, this edition gathers selected fragments from the research itself, visual studies, notebook pages, image experiments, material traces, and reflections produced during the first public phase of the project.
It offers a way to support the research while becoming part of its earliest public archive.
Edition Highlights
First public research edition
Developed during the Hospitalfield Interdisciplinary Residency
Limited to 20 individually numbered editions
Signed by the artist
Includes at least one unique hand-finished research element
Ships in September 2026
A unique edition
No two editions will be exactly the same.
While every edition shares the same core structure, each contains at least one hand-finished element drawn directly from the research process, making every copy slightly different.
A note on independence
The Coveration of Eve is developed independently.
Support is not directed toward producing a single artwork.
Instead, it helps sustain a research process whose outcomes continue to evolve over time.
Whenever possible, new investigations, notebooks, and public outcomes are shared through this website.
The Coveration of Eve is an ongoing research-led visual practice exploring how systems of belief, culture, and power shape the visibility of the female body.
If you'd like to understand the wider context of this research before contributing, you can explore the project here.
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Thank you
Every person who spends time with this project becomes part of its history.
Whether you support the research, reserve the first edition, share the work, or simply return to follow its development, thank you for helping The Coveration of Eve continue to grow.