A public art project, commissioned by AMOCA (the American Museum of Ceramic Art, Pomona, California) for the 'Friendship Forged in Fire: British Ceramics in America' exhibition. The work takes the form of the SS Argentina, a converted troop carrier, which took the first shipment of G.I. war-brides from the UK to the USA in January 1946.

The war-brides' stories are told through a collective visual narrative of printed (domestic) ceramic tiles, using archival material and personal anecdotes sourced in the Imperial War Museum archives. The timber sub-structure of the ship was constructed on-site, and the ceramic ship-form assembled as a gallery event/installation, from 2-6 May 2013.