About
I am a multidisciplinary visual artist. My practice spans video/moving image, collage, digital, and mixed media.
My wall-art works are made by reworking original and found photographs through digital processes, mark making, image transfers, chalk pencil embellishments, and analogue collage.
My work is an intuitive, free-associative expression shaped by social and political concerns, sensory overload, and spiralling thoughts, (referencing personal and collective memory, nature, and heritage) to capture the sense of disconnection of navigating these experiences - creating a kind of visual nonsense poetry where meaning emerges in fragments, yet remains unresolved.
I am largely self-taught, (with a postgraduate diploma in Filmmaking), and have exhibited across art fairs, group shows and independent spaces, alongside running and contributing to artist-led projects, supporting artists’ welfare and community engagement. I also create socially engaged work and have recently co-conceived an anti-racism project, You Should Go Back, that held its first exhibition at the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in November/December 2025.
