Living and working in rural Hampshire, England, I am a contemporary multimedia artist.

The London Brain Project was my first experience of exhibiting artwork at the age of sixteen. This enlightened and inspired me, and I began to express my ideas through 2D and 3D. Through this project, I realised the potential for art to inform and communicate ideas to an audience.

Personal experience of having a disability does not define my artwork, but it does influence my ideas and visual voice. My work invites curiosity, challenging how people think, and encouraging them to make their own interpretations. Rather than simply just looking at something, art can truly change someone’s way of thinking and understanding. In 2018 I graduated from UCA Farnham with a 2:1 BA (Hons) degree in Fine Art.

My degree show and dissertation debated the psychology of perception, investigating how visual perception or impairment alters the reading and understanding of an artwork. Through my art, I like to explore audience participation and sensory stimulation.

My work is often driven by the notion of play and experimenting, embracing glitches and happenings. In 2021 I held my first major solo exhibition 'Hypernature’ at Gilbert White’s House in Selborne, Hampshire.