Tunnels of Venus is an immersive and interactive installation by Mo Robertson, exploring her experience navigating women's health as someone who suffers from endometriosis.

“I graduated from Leeds Arts University with a BA in Fine Art in 2021. Through my time living and working in Leeds my practice has progressed into three-dimensional work complemented by moving image. As an artist, I produce works of a semi auto-biographial nature. I resonate with the identity of a confessional artist. My sculptures serve as an entry point for dialogue and reflection. As I navigate my own experiences with mental health and confront social stigmas head-on, my art continues to evolve. It remains a vessel for personal growth and a means to advocate for change in our society.

This installation is my experience of my endometriosis diagnosis in the form of a sculptural diary. Touching on women’s health with a feminist approach.

I am part of three collectives under the names of ‘We Didn’t Fancy’ (this collective holds exhibitions regularly in local areas), ‘Vega Collective’ and ‘Ball and Chain’. I also curated my debut solo show at Headrow House last year.”