Kiss It Better plays on a simple act of healing where a sticking-plaster is applied with a kiss to make a small wound better. The work, made from half a bag of fast-set plaster, sits atop a trolley to make life a little easier. My relationship is one of collaboration allowing the materials to do what they do. The plaster is mixed with water and pigment, and when it becomes a thick cream, it is poured back into the bag. The negative space, which takes the form of the cast, becomes stuck and rigid by the solid pink body it contains.