TATE collective put out a call for artists to redesign the artwork for coffee sold by their independent Roastery. The brief asked participants to consider their work on gender equality and sustainability.

I wanted to focus on the female coffee producers so designed several motifs representing the harvesting process. My work always strives to create symmetry and balance between the elements. Here, the reoccurring forms nicely represent how interconnected the producers and product are - with, of course, the coffee sitting front and centre.

The colour scheme focuses on the flavour notes of the coffee; with soft hues alluding to lavender, vanilla and orange blossom (represented by a TATE-esque orange). It also contains the colours of women's suffrage - a muted green, purple and off-white - to tie in with TATE coffee's dedication to gender equality and women led collectives.