Paper occupies a humble place in the art world's hierarchy of materials. Considered ephemeral and fragile, at best it is usually seen as a support, something to draw upon before the ‘real’ work of art is made. For Bronwyn, paper is not 'just' paper.

A thoughtfully made piece of paper is an object of beauty in and of itself. Not something to be covered over, but something to be honoured, experimented with as a sculptural material that can be printed, embossed, gilded, cut, torn, burned, layered, folded, waxed, pinned, sewn, woven…