About

     


Creating art is a very personal and therapeutic process for me. My work is a visual interpretation of my emotional state and reflects my inner perspective at that certain point in time. Most of my work comes intuitively to me through my feelings, dreams and through organic play and the creative process working with different materials and techniques. When I create, I work with the intention to express my own mental health journey, and to help others with any struggles they may face internally so they feel seen and heard. 

By utilising found materials and having a mixed media approach to creation, my work is a testament to trial and error and happenstance. The qualities of the Japanese aesthetic Wabi-Sabi influence my work greatly. Tactile expressions of degradation, weathering, and asymmetry are evident within my artwork. I embrace accidental marks and irregularities, enhancing the beauty in the imperfect and incomplete.



Exhibitions:
End of Year Showcase at University of Ulster, June 2019.
Celebrating Neurodiversity - upcoming group show. Hammersmith, London. March 2025.

Education:

B.A. Hons Textile Art, Design and Fashion Design
2:1. University of Ulster, Belfast. (July 2019)

Erasmus Placement: Ceramics, Applied Textiles,
Jewellery, Styling & Communication. Llotja (ESDAP Barcelona) 2016/17.

Awards: