I am a multi-disciplinary artist working with photography, film, visual art and performance. Most recently I have embarked on the journey of teaching yoga. All of these strings of my practice are interwoven and connected; some more clearly than others. 

I am interested in and having been working in collaboration with people, children and young people, ecology, memory, loss, and sensory experience. I document processes, I listen to a room and the people in it, and tell the story of it, visually. I make and create film and performance. I facilitate. I have a variety of creative vocabularies which interact and move with and against each other.

My practice across all disciplines is visually centered around a tactile and sensory aesthetic. There is warmth and simplicity; intimacy, encounter and connection at the core of all that I do. I seek to give voice to experiences which are felt and imagined.  I seek and am seeking to find the universal in the specific; in detail, time, texture, thought, memory and landscape, and to consider where and how this meshwork of being, both as a human, and as an artist is formed and can be shared. How do we tell our stories when our languages, vocabularies, and means to do so are different? 

My practice operates between the edges and the centre.          

                                         I observe from the periphery of a moment as it unfolds.