[1] Born in Dorset from an Armenian family, she was educated in London where she studied music.

In 1966 she moved to Edinburgh, Scotland where she met her partner Ivor Davies.

She taught at Maidstone College of Art[3] and in Newcastle.

[1] Her works include: In the Minds Eye, Unassembled Information, Vanitas, Eyebath (1977); Vanitas/Still Life (1978); Heart of the Illusion: Landscape, Still Life a Self Portrait (1981).

In 1983 she made Sabra and Shatila massacres in Beirut that was included in the Expanded Cinema exhibition at Tate in 2009.