Harriet explores identity, perception, and the emotional terrain of lived experience through abstraction. Working from imagined landscapes, her paintings navigate the space between presence and absence, where shifting forms become metaphors for the continual shaping of self. Drawing on the atmosphere of growing up in Australia during the 1980s, Harriet transforms personal experience into expansive, open-ended works that resist fixed narratives. Through layered surfaces and restrained palettes, the paintings consider how identity is formed through accumulation, erosion, and reflection, revealing a quiet tension between what is concealed and what gradually comes into view.