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I am a conceptual visual artist driven by the pursuit of connections between seemingly unrelated objects. Fusing geology and detritus with elements of urban design. I uncover the concealed narratives of racism, migration, and the pressing climate crisis.

Found objects, often disregarded and overlooked in their mundanity, serve as both my medium and my muse. I aim to breathe new life by utilising suggestive spots the unique pieces have to offer and altering them in a way that makes the sculptures more playful and my approach less narrow-minded.

My hand-drawn mostly geometric illustrations are usually influenced by something I find fascinating in the world, such as tribal symbols, ancient alphabets, symbols of belief and the beauty of the natural world, and for these reasons I wish to share these more obscure and perhaps unknown esoteric symbols and the like, with a wider general audience.

The more natural illustration I create was inspired from roots, rivers, brain coral, woodgrain and thunder and lightning, whilst the crosshatching pattern is inspired from architecture and the materials used in urban environments.

I believe art should be aesthetically pleasing and convey deeper thought.

Graduated with a 2:1 BA (Hons) degree in Contemporary Crafts from Falmouth University in 2011.

Press

Interview with Artspace Lifespace, July 2023.

Online Publication About '(Host)ile' Exhibition on B24/7, June 2023.

Interview Regarding my Detritus Series by Maansi Jain, January 2021.

Online Publication in Florence Contemporary Gallery Magazine, Issue 3, Pages 126-127, January 2021.

Publication in Bluebee Magazine, Issue 5, Pages 44-45, November 2020.

Interview With Art Habens Magazine, March 2020. 

Online Publication in Florence Contemporary Gallery Magazine, Issue 1, Pages 136-137, March 2020.

E-zine on Wake Up Screaming, 2018.

Interview With Doze Collective, 2016.

Interview With Heloise Faure, 2015. (Password Berlin2015.)

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