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As a London-born artist and mudlark, Jacqui re-imagines the journey of each object she has found; a lost toy once cherished by a child, an everyday object that was broken and discarded or a flint tool fashioned many thousands of years ago by our ancestors.
"There is nothing quite like the magic of holding an object revealed by the tide and being transported back in time, or the special peace and tranquility the river creates, watching the sun rise, the frost on a shard of glass, catching a glimpse of a heron, the excitement of connecting with history. My aim as an artist is to capture a little of this magic in my work."