15/05/2026
Alongside my 1:1 studio sessions, I’ve been building the Crackington Farmers’ Market a project that landed last year and without fully realising it at the time, has become an extension of the same work.
This studio work is rooted in sustainability in the body: helping people move with more ease, awareness and connection. The market feels like that same principle carried outward — into land, food, community and place.
Moving to wild North Cornwall has connected me to place more than ever. Living close to the land, the weather, the seasons and the edges of the natural world has had a real physical and emotional effect on me — a sense of regulation, vibrancy and belonging.
It has reminded me that we are not separate from nature. Preserving what remains of the natural world is not just ecological work, but human wellbeing work too.
The market brings that into daily life: seasonal produce, local growers, makers, conversation, children running around, shared tables, real food, real place, real connection — especially at a time when smartphones have become one of our main sources of contact.
In many ways, the market is another way of supporting the body. Not through Pilates alone, but through the wider conditions that help us feel well: land, rhythm, nourishment and community.
