I am an interdisciplinary artist using collage, film, photography, drawing and performance to explore sociocultural landscapes and our relationships to and within them. Influenced by my mixed heritage, my practice seeks to question narratives concerning identity and the tension between individual and collective experiences. I describe my practice as a mode of collecting, to investigate a desire to acquire and organise ‘things’ in order to better understand ourselves. These gathered items include sounds, archival video footage, found objects, drawn responses to environments, and stories I encounter along the way. Through a research-based methodology, my work seeks to create personal archives representative of my contemporary realities. My autobiographical approach to making weaves together objects, concepts and experiences in the form of a visual archive, with an aim to facilitate a dialogue between not only between myself and others, but also the past and the present. Video and photography act as a type of journal to chart my journeys, and see where they may or may not cross over with others, with collage functioning as the process by which I piece together the puzzle. Grounding these explorations around questions, as opposed to answers, research and practice occupy similar realms within my work. The idea of journeying is important to my current practice; journeys as past roads travelled, the roads yet to be embarked upon and the constant movement in between. My practice journeys through themes surrounding the complexities of selfhood, interconnectedness, love and desire, discovery, learnt realities and ancestral remembrance.