I am a visual artist, experimenting with materials to explore recurring themes in an abstract way. I often deconstruct and reassemble materials, creating work that embodies the dynamic interplay between spontaneity and intent. Exploring composition using the addition or subtraction of shapes, spaces and textures, I aim to introduce order, pulling the parts together to create cohesion within each piece. I’m interested in repetition as both an aesthetic and a process with mark making forming the basis for many of these explorations.

My practice also involves community engagement. I have collaborated with various
organisations in Scotland to deliver creative workshops, with a focus on supporting mental health and well-being through art.

I am particularly interested in neurodiversity within the arts. I am currently dedicating time to reflection and research, aiming to deepen my understanding of both my own strengths and challenges, as well as those of others. Through this process, I aim to foster new connections and build supportive communities.