My personal art practice is exploratory and process-led, moving between printmaking, collage, textiles, digital processes and mixed media. I am interested in pattern, layering, fragmentation, repair and transformation, and in the small or overlooked details that can become visually significant when isolated, repeated or reinterpreted.
Recent work has explored ideas around fracture and reconstruction, using cracks, layers, stitching and repeated forms as ways of thinking about change, identity and transition. More recently, my practice has begun to expand towards shape, light, repetition and abstraction, with an increasing interest in how physical and digital processes can overlap.
Rather than working towards one fixed visual style, I use making as a way of noticing, testing and discovering connections between materials, ideas and experience.
