My work often encapsulates the sacred aspects of self reflection and introspection, sharing with  the public all its stages of development throughout my exploration across practices. My sustainable, up-cycled work is made through combining found materials with emotive  expression, not only changing the materials’ everyday function but the material’s potential- I  nurture a deeper level of meaning-making through this process. 

I see myself as an artist of provocation, expression, communication and play with societal  constructs. 

I share power from me, the materials and the people I meet; through play I encourage  challenging perception and self-belief. Consequently, this generates the necessary dialogue to  explore personal experience as well as wider community discourse by addressing the need to  be heard.