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In galleries, we are taught to look but not touch. In her debut solo exhibition, Paige Le Geyt overturns that convention through tactile sculptures, immersive installations and personal reflections on life with OCD and autism.

When we sat down with Carol Ann in the gallery and listened to her talk about her work, it was very apparent that storytelling lies at the core of her practice. ‘Some people write or sing about it all,’ she says. ‘I paint it. To make sense of it all.”