Bio

I am an artist-researcher and facilitator working across photography, collage, performance, and participatory practice. My work explores the body as a site of memory, experience, and communication, particularly in relation to trauma and non-verbal expression. My practice began as a way of understanding how experience is carried physically through gesture, reaction, and movement. Influenced by The Body Keeps the Score, I became interested in how the body can hold forms of truth when memory or language feel uncertain. I work with fragmentation and reconstruction as methods for approaching what is difficult to articulate verbally. Through photography, collage, and performance, I explore how experience shapes perception and relation. My methodology combines embodied research, image-making, and relational practices grounded in dialogue and collaboration. Workshops, facilitation, and collective making are an important part of my practice, creating spaces for reflection, exchange, and shared experience. I am also interested in movement as something relational: something that happens between people through interaction, conversation, and exchange.

Skills & Experience
  • Creative Learning Artist – Fruitmarket Gallery Jan2026
  • Workshop Organiser – SANKI Gallery Feb2026
Body In Motion - Room Edition

My practice begins with the body as something not fixed, but continuously reconstructed. I approach the exhibition space in the same way, treating the room as a body in construction: open, unfinished, and changing. The installation contains objects that may be added, removed, or rearranged throughout the exhibition, functioning as entry points rather than fixed artworks. The space remains open to development through conversation, interaction, and collaboration.

Throughout the exhibition, the space hosts informal, small-scale events such as conversation-based encounters, collective making, and exchange. These are not strictly scheduled, but emerge through word of mouth, supporting a responsive and evolving atmosphere. My role is to facilitate conditions for interaction rather than determine outcomes.