An homage to the divine feminine — the first portal we ever pass through.
The Stargate stands as a quiet monument to the divine feminine and an honouring of the power of creation. A threshold shaped in honour of the bodies and souls who bring life into the world, it is a portal in every sense: a passage, a symbol, a tribute.
Two tall planes rise and lean toward one another, forming an arch that feels both architectural and ancestral — a gateway, a shelter, a moment of pause before crossing into something new.
Over the surface, lace circles bloom like constellations. Lace becomes more than ornament here — each cut out represents the intricate work of women, a memoir of the labours of love, nurturing, healing and holding. When lit from within, these patterns glow like small galaxies, turning domestic material into celestial geometry.
The interplay of light and lace transforms the structure into something both earthly and mythic, a reminder that the feminine has always been a maker of worlds.
Installed at:
- Pilot Burn, St Albans, May 2026
Materials used:
- 9mm plywood
- Thrifted lace objects
- White house paint
- Hinges, screws, washers






