My background in care has shaped how creativity makes sense to me: something that brings people together and creates intimate spaces for reflection. Psychology and mental health guide a lot of my thinking, and that’s why my projects are gentle, human, and relational.

I work with recycled and accessible materials. Art, for me, is a way of approaching life as a shared, therapeutic process rather than a polished final product.

As technology changes how we connect and create, I’m on the path to relearn what it means to be an artist today.

Let’s shape a future through making: using creativity as a grounding force.