The show includes real emails and texts Olek has received, “immortalising intimate details of her past relationships,”” according to the Village Voice blog Runnin Scared.

The article, which you can read entirely here features an interview with Olek:

…”Crochet came to me as a result of being totally broke,” she continues. “I had to make a costume in NYC and I had no cash for a sewing machine. I used any materials I could possible find…I even cut my sheets into strips to make pieces. Being resourceful is in my blood as you can see. Crochet is for poor people…that’s why you can find it in almost any culture across the globe. I am just a tiny spider who walked at night in East London collecting items soon to be transformed into crocheted pieces.”

The show, I do not expect to be a mother but I do expect to die alone, will be open in Tony’s Gallery from January 27 – March 23.