Galaxy Clusters is a series of large wall panels within Transformation Studies that resemble alien worlds, symbolising the cosmic connections between life and the universe. The panels feature fixed iPSC cell colonies from the artist’s cell lines, SK1 and SK2, and are accompanied by text that reflects the interconnectedness of all matter. The circular arrangement of the panels allows the text to be read from multiple starting points, with the phrases "Our biochemistry extends beyond Earth; we form networks" and "Momentary Amalgamations; Life to Dust; We Return Dust to Life," evoking a sense of universal continuity and the cyclical nature of existence. This work underscores the idea that all life is part of an ongoing transformation, linking individual cellular existence to the broader cosmos.

This work was developed with A/Prof. Brad Sutherland and Dr Jo-Maree Courtney from the UTAS School of Medicine and formed part of the collaborative Transformation Studies exhibition at Moonah Art Centre in 2023.