Multi-disciplinary Artist, Socially Engaged Practitioner, and Curator

Artist Statement

A multi-disciplinary practice centred on deep observation, presence and intentional engagement with place.

My practice is a multi-disciplinary investigation into personal experience, spanning drawing, printmaking, lens-based media, sound, live art and performance. I explore the subjective relationship between my internal landscape and the external world.

Through sound, lens-based media, and mark-making, my research is deeply informed by blending Psychogeography, Sense of Place and Place Attachment. I document my relationship with significant spaces to map the unseen connections that bind us to a location, creating an emotional cartography of how spaces shape internal landscapes and vice-versa. 

Layering is an essential structural and conceptual language of my work, using elements to communicate the complexity of experience. In drawings and prints, this appears as abstract gestural marks describing the soundscape of a place, or, marks are harnessed to describe how a place looks and feels. In film and sound, elements communicate the activity of a place, whether subtle or more overt, while my diaries fuse photography, with chronological events, factual information and reflective analysis.

Methodologically, I am cultivating a personal archive, an aesthetic and sociological repository of images, sounds, and fragments, a living archive of environments and my experiences within it. These collected documents resonate with psychological truth, acting as keys to an internal dialogue. This layered documentation bridges the gap between the raw experience and cultural documentation and highlights the ephemeral nature of existence, transforming engagements with place into reflections on the human condition.

Social Practice Statement

Coming soon.

Current Project

I am working with The Arts Collective and C2C Social Action on a project for The Arts Collective’s ‘Climate Kitchen Programme’, which explores the relationship between food, climate, culture and collective life. Read more here.

Website Hacking Summer 2026

In the summer of 2026, my website was hacked and everything was gone. I am slowly rebuilding it.  The website will be gradually updated over the coming months.