My practice is rooted in intersectional feminism and material semiotics. In my art I explore and reflect on the complexities of gender non-conformity, personal identity, and emotional alienation; through both my content and chosen medium. In a refusal to be anchored to any fixed identity, my practice is shaped by a sense of detachment from conventional expectations which reveals and reflects personal experiences of internal, physical, and neglected battles with social categories. ​

       In conjunction to the central theme of enquiry into non-conformity in my work is additionally rooted material-led exploration. Sometimes my work will lean more to the semiotic, sometimes more to the material. I see material-led exploration as interconnected with theories of improvisation, which find that improvisational art can facilitate a psychological function of imparting a sense of freedom to the practitioner. Whether I am weaving sticks, piecing a quilt, or etching a plate, the materials I work with are a reflection of the complexities that free and form my identity. Hence, working across multiple mediums simultaneously serves as a metaphor for the diverse influences that inform my thinking, while also reflecting the interconnected nature of the layered culture I live in.  

       My practice challenges traditional boundaries between fine art and craft, I am continually inspired by Ferren Gipson’s Women’s Work: From Feminine Art to Feminist Arts and Miriam Schapiro. I also draws inspiration from the theoretical frameworks of intersectional feminist theorists and writers, such as Kimberle Crenshaw and Judith Butler. Additionally, I am inspired by Surrealist storytelling narratives, I merge autobiography with fiction and ritual to blend reality with imagination. In blurring these boundaries my practice becomes a space where fluid identity and material interconnectedness are embraced as a reflection of non-conformity. 

graduating 2025 BA (Hons) Fine Art: Painting, University of the Arts London. 

2021 Foundation Studies in Art, Design and Media, Buckinghamshire New University.

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