I am a Birmingham-born artist and facilitator based in London, whose multidisciplinary practice explores memory, connection and the traces left by ephemeral communities. Working across experimental photography, printmaking, sculpture, video and socially engaged practice, I investigate how people come together to make meaning, and how physical and emotional spaces can hold the memory of those encounters.

I studied Fine Art at Central Saint Martins (BA, 2014) and completed an MA in Photography at the Royal College of Art (2019), where I began developing alternative and
material-led photographic processes. Collaboration is central to my practice, and over eight years of experience as an educator and facilitator I have worked with communities across London and the UK.

Recent projects include a Creative Health Camden commission exploring health and wellbeing with patients at Kentish Town Health Centre, and a project focused on
Fairbourne in Wales, exploring the emotional and material consequences of environmental displacement.

I am currently developing Making Contact, a series of collaborative workshops with artist Lina Ivanova, alongside the Museum of Connection, an evolving archive of objects,
images and traces created through collective acts of making. My practice is grounded in the belief that art can be a living exchange between people, places and time.