I am a multidisciplinary artist with a degree in interior design and over ten years of experience working in the creative industry as both an artist and a graphic designer. My practice is purpose driven. I am a campaigner and an activist, and I use my creativity to spark positive change within my community. My work centres themes of working class culture, feminism and mental health, exploring the realities of everyday life through a bold, colourful and graphic visual language.

I am passionate about making working class art for working class people. That means creating high‑quality work that is accessible, affordable and rooted in lived experience. I am interested in art that speaks directly to real people about real things, without the gatekeeping that often surrounds traditional art spaces. My style is loud, unapologetic and emotionally honest, using humour and clarity to open up conversations that are often avoided.

My background in interior design informs my multidisciplinary approach, allowing me to work confidently across 3D processes as well as understand how a space can impact the senses. Alongside this, I have a strong foundation in graphic design and illustration, which shapes the bold visual identity of my work.

I am committed to building large bodies of work and curating exhibitions that celebrate working-class creativity, amplify underrepresented voices and challenge cultural narratives. My practice is driven by purpose, community and the belief that art should be both meaningful and accessible.