About me

Art has always been my greatest communication tool, helping me untangle feelings and weave narratives. It has also equipped me with the creative language to work with others. My work is shaped by my cultural identity, heritage and intergenerational trauma. I feel a strong connection towards using symbolic materials including historical documents and fabrics passed down from generations before. I strive to work with the most relevant symbolic materials and often but not exclusively these materials are textiles based.

I have a Degree in Embroidery and a Masters in Art As Environment. Combined these have nurtured a socially responsible art practice placing people and narratives at the forefront.

Within my own practice I have exhibited my artwork,  taken part in art residencies and worked on private commissions. Alongside developing my  art practice, I have over 16 years experience creating within communities. My projects nurture community cohesion, celebrate identity and heritage, and promote well-being.