I am an artist who uses play and humour to explore personal experiences and universal themes including love, fear, change, failure, sadness and relationships. Working across ceramics, textiles, found objects, performance and installation, I take inspiration from everyday life, pop culture, cartoons, comedy and film.

My work often begins with something personal or anecdotal, which I reinvent through making, humour and play. This process allows me to digest experiences in new ways, transforming them into something more relatable and open to different interpretations. I am interested in creating work that connects with the viewer, inviting moments of recognition, discomfort and playfulness, while leaving space for them to bring their own experiences and narratives.