Bio

My practice is centred around the concepts of transience, boundaries, and the archive. I am interested in the way that we navigate these things within the landscape - the transference of body over and through natural boundary, the ever-changing flux of the waterline at riverbank and beach, and the traces left in both material memory and nature by our presence. I look to understand the multidimensional and multisensory experience of these moments, where human interactions with the landscape become especially complex, as one shifts between states of being more acutely – from grounded to immersed, wet to dry, warm to cold. Through drawing, text, printing, and digital film, I layer, deconstruct, and re-layer gathered material, looking to create new knowledge of the landscape and investigate what it is that informs our perceptions of the earth and our identities in relation to it. 

Printed textwork on card, 14.8 x 10.5cm, 2026. Limited prints available at 'trace' film in E.21.

Photograph of a poem print reading 'North, East, South, I can see for miles out here, West.' expand
'I Can See for Miles Out Here' - Graduate Show Installation

Installation work in C.19A. Ink on walls, printed archival material, and spotlight, approx. 275 x 240 x 280cm, 2026.

Photograph of a room with archival text hung on white walls with spotlight, and compass texts painted on walls.
Photograph of a room with 'South' painted on a white wall.
Photograph of archival prints on spotlit wall.
Photograph of a room with archival text hung on white walls with spotlight, and compass texts painted on walls.
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Fine Art - MA (Hons)
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