The title "Losing Oneself" operates on multiple levels, referencing both the meditative practice of ego dissolution and the more troubling ways we lose agency through stress, emotion, and illness. The work functions as psychogeographic maps inspired by scientific diagrams, urban plans, and neuronal structures. While not claiming to represent the experience of Parkinson's disease directly, the project serves as a personal meditation on personal agency and the ways illness disrupts our ability to plan and navigate life's trajectories. Despite addressing difficult subject matter, the work maintains an underlying optimism rooted in the Buddhist concept of harmonious flow with conditions beyond our control.

Cure³ is a contemporary art fundraising exhibition established in 2017 that addresses the urgent need for a cure for Parkinson's disease, a condition affecting an estimated 8.5 million people worldwide, with two people diagnosed every hour in the UK alone. This progressive neurological condition, characterized by tremors, stiffness, slowness of movement, and balance problems, also brings additional symptoms including mood changes, chronic pain, and sleep disruption. Currently, there is no cure for this debilitating disorder that is predicted to affect 1 in 37 people during their lifetime.

Devised and curated by Artwise in partnership with Bonhams, Cure³ unites art and science in the fight against Parkinson's through its unique concept that challenges artists to create original works within or on bespoke 20cm³ Perspex cubes. Now in its fifth edition, the exhibition has raised almost £2 million for Cure Parkinson's, a dynamic charity dedicated to funding research that aims to slow, stop, and ultimately reverse this devastating condition.