As part of her ongoing exploration into collecting and the ways childhood memory shapes identity, Zoë has developed a body of work rooted in her family’s traditions of beekeeping. Through paint and drawing, she investigates the rituals, the objects and sensory impressions associated with this practice transforming personal recollection into a visual archive. She is interested in depicting how personal history intersects with broader ecological and cultural narratives and how the next generation of her family will carry these stories forward.