My work is a dialogue between material and logic. I use ordinary, everyday materials to create drawings, sculpture and installation, responding to the objects and materials I find around me. Even the most mundane object carries its own internal logic; I take this as a starting point, using simple interventions to lift it out of its usual context and into something unexpected.
Often employing systems drawn from mathematics, language and numbers, I create forms or patterns that feel ordered and deliberate, while allowing subtle disruptions to emerge from the material itself or through chance introduced by the hand. Grids, repetition, accumulated lines and geometric shapes become organising principles, testing how order can develop, shift and sometimes break down.
I am struck by how a simple line, shape or everyday object, through repetition and accumulation, can generate arrangements of unexpected complexity. I like the point where something recognisable becomes unfamiliar, and where a simple process produces a result I could not have fully anticipated - the point where something ordinary becomes extraordinary.
BIOGRAPHY
I work from my studio in Kent. In 2025, I graduated with an MA in Fine Art from City & Guilds of London Art School where I was awarded the prize for Outstanding MA Fine Art Exhibition. I gained a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from the University of the Creative Arts (UCA) in 2013. Following my degree show, I was one of seven artists selected for the prestigious Platform Graduate Showcase at Turner Contemporary in Margate. In 2019, I was honoured to receive The London Group's President’s Prize, which led to a three-person exhibition at The Cello Factory in London.
I am a co-founder and member of Filaments Art Collective, a group of five artists based in Kent. We work closely with local art organisations and regularly curate our own shows. Our collective practice spans drawing, installation, sculpture, textiles and performance.